Review: Real life issues and sparks galore
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
I read this book every minute that I could because Catherine Gayle's writing sucked me into the story and characters' worlds nearly immediately!  I love Catherine's writing because she isn't afraid to develop her story lines around real, present day sociological issues such as single parenthood and physical/sexual abuse.  Yet, she also successfully builds sizzling chemistry between the heroine and hero and makes the reader fall in love with them! It was also refreshing how Catherine had Brandon and Rachel's love really grow before they ended up taking their relationship to the more physical level.  The humorous dialogue that is included in this book is also great!  I would highly recommend reading this book and also her first book in her Portland Storm series.  On the Fly references the first book's storyline and characters a few times, but I think that the reader could understand enough about those characters and their history to not be lost or miss important aspects of the plot of On the Fly if the reader is reading this 2nd book in the series first.  Catherine includes some explanatory dialogue/thoughts pertaining to Brandon's sister Dana's history and experiences that occurred in the first Portland Storm book.