Review: Sweet, Sad and Secy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2013
I loved this book! I honestly think it is the best romanerotica that Decadent Publishing has put out so far. Willow is such a likeable character and Colin the most driven CEO of a company I have ever met. When Willow meets him for his first massage he won't even loosen his tie or unbutton his shirt. He demands her total silence for massages and won't even get off the phone or turn off the computer to relax and enjoy it.Don't think for a moment Willow isn't reputable. She runs an honest business, but she's attracted to the handsome, uptight businessman and she figures since he's only into facts, figures and business he'd make the perfect companion for some after business play. She isn't looking for anything serious, because for Willow even the next day isn't guaranteed and she's not about to enter a relationship when she feels she has nothing she can offer.I loved this storyline and I couldn't put it down, part of it was wondering exactly what medical condition Willow had that made her so determined to shut people out of her life, but most of it was the sizzling chemistry between Willow and Colin. Willow is constantly putting him in his place although he doesn't agree at all with her live for each day and each experience philosophy.I felt the storytelling by Sara Daniel was superb. She did a great job of realistically portraying Willow's health problems, and of keeping you guessing as to the particulars of it clear to the end of the book. She gave hints as to what was wrong, but she didn't give it away. She builds the attraction between Willow and Colin very organically and has you hoping things, will turn out for the best, but honestly you are never sure what will happen until the end.I give this romance my highest recommendation.