Review: Good, easy read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2012
Zach Taylor lives his life tormented by something that happened in his past. He feels that he can not be happy or go down a path that could lead to happiness. Isabelle O'Conner has come to Catalina Island on a mission. She is to meet with Mr. Taylor and get him to sign some paperwork. Sounds easy, but it is not. Mr. Taylor is not at the meeting place and once found, refuses to even look at the papers.The book continues with the sparring of Isabelle and Zach and what comes out it is a few laughs, some arguments, misunderstandings, a blossoming relationship and life reborn. I do not read a whole lot of romances but I found the book to be a good, easy read. There were a few areas that surround sex and sexual innuendo but none where tawdry or too described, which I found to be nice. I felt the process of rebuilding a life after tragedy and the stages of grief were well written. I also understood the struggle with demons within that ultimately brought out love, respect and new beginnings. The authors touches of moral vs. immoral thoughts and how we deal with them was subtle but tied the book up nicely. I am glad that I was chosen to receive a complimentary kindle edition of this book for my review.