Review: Jamaican Love
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2013
Jessica Mills is from a working class family whose mother wants to marry her off to a man with lineage. With her bad record, nearing 30 and a little overweight with bad dress sense to boot she decides to take her mothers choice, someone she is yet to meet or speak to, seriously. That is she agrees to meet him after a two week holiday in steamy Montego Bay, JamaicaJames Carrington is a wealthy businessman who heads off to the same country, city and resort to get away from family, work and opportunist women that want him for one thing only.A mix up at the hotel has the two sharing a room, with an instant attraction between the two, with James finding Jess gorgeously proportioned, unlike the skin and bones women he is used to. They are like two peas in a pod with similar likes and dislikes, conversing for hours on their first meeting, and for the next 10 days spending time together doing once in a lifetime activities.Although with a physical and intellectual connection never felt by either, both keep secrets, with Jess heading back home to her prearranged marriage when she receives some heartbreaking news about James.I did enjoy the story, very sweet, sensuous without gratuitous scenes, however I did guess the ending, which was somewhat a little too obvious so for that I had to give it a 3 stars. I would still recommend it as a short, nice read with not too much thinking required. Perfect for on the beach!