Review: Real love and connections.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.How can I express how much I loved this story. The words aren't there but I'll try.Savannah is back home in the small town she grew up in to lick her wounds after she was fired. She was also home for her sisters wedding. While there she got a job offer for a piece in the Lifestyles section of a newspaper in Phoenix. When the idea strikes her to write about the town shut in Asher Lee, she runs with it. It would be a great story of a war hero and the way the town reacted to him when he came home. It will save her career.. Right?Asher Lee doesn't come out in public. His scars put people off and he is just tired of scaring people. He has a maid/ housekeeper, Mrs. Potts, that takes care of his shopping and him. When Savannah comes to his home wanting to interview him, Mrs Potts tells her in no uncertain terms that Mr. Lee doesn't talk to people. For some reason though (ahem, Mrs Potts badgering him) he decides to give her a chance.So begins an unlikely friendship. Three times a week Savannah comes to interview Asher and slowly their friendship becomes something more. No one but her mama understands that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Their story is one of love and being able to see past the physical aspects of attraction and delve in to the emotional attraction that makes for a lasting relationship.