Review: Quick enjoyable read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2013
*Copy of this book provided by Author in return for an honest review*Sweet Deception is a quick and enjoyable read. It flows nicely and keeps you interested the entire time.It is well written with a decent amount of emotion involved including grief, loss, lust, love and friendship. The build up of the secret that comes between the two main characters is well executed and is exposed at exactly the right moment without dragging it out for too long.The characters are very likeable in this book. Both the lead, Cassie and Blake, and the secondary characters equally. Cassie is returning to her hometown from London after being away for 3 years as her Grandmother has suffered a heart attack. She has recently broken up with her boyfriend due to his infidelity and is still grieving the loss of her parents three years earlier. Blake is known as the town `player', is good-looking and is thought of as a dangerous man. He's also arrogant and seems pretty self-assured but, he is hiding a very serious secret. Cassie and Blake's relationship is mostly a happy one with a few steamy love scenes included. The only worry plaguing Cassie is that she is constantly warned that Blake is dangerous to her by family, friends and even strangers.There is not a lot I can criticise about this book except perhaps it is a little predictable but if you read a lot of this genre there are always similarities between books of this nature in one way or another.Overall, this is an enjoyable read and left me with a smile on my face once it was over. I was able to read this in one day and I would recommend this for those lazy day's where you want to put your feet up with a good book.*Recommended to a mature audience due to coarse language and sex scenes.*