Review: A Very Good Book That I Highly Recommend!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
Delia Woodson is a starving artist who lives with a friend and sleeps on her couch. She has wild curly red hair and dresses like a hippie. Desperation has her reluctantly accepting a paying job painting the ceiling of Jack Cabot's office commissioned by his meddling mother.Now Jack is a beautiful, sexy man and he is having a difficult time focusing on his business while the wild haired beauty paints his ceiling with a fresco that contains many hidden characters within. Seems his eyes are always glancing upward. He is having a bit of a mid-life crisis and his mother is causing problems. Jack lives at home with her in the family mansion and has done so since the death of his father many years ago. He has single-handedly raised his baby sister as his mother turned inward and spent all these years as a lonely grieving widow. His mother-dear always thinks she knows what is best for him but she is so wrong. It is all about appearances with her.Jack's sister plays a role in this book and Jack is thrilled to have Delia around to subtlety and gently listen to and guide his sister.I would have loved for the secondary characters to have had a book of their own. It was a sweet part of the book but it would have made a great stand-alone.I highly recommend this book. It was a very enjoyable read.