Review: Not bad, an okay read. 3 1/2 stars.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
Toni is in an accident and she is saved by Sabastian O'Donovan. He's a firefighter. She's a dancer. They are both attracted to each other the night of her accident. O'Donovan knows Toni is trouble and he disappears from her life for two years.  When he himself is involved in an accident she shows up at the hospital with an offer he can't refuse.  Eventually sparks fly and they start to date. He is reluctant because he believes she's spoiled and out of his league.Their relationship progresses well sexually and in other areas, but he has doubts and things start to fall apart. They break up and he comes groveling back into her life. She's not sure she wants him back, but her heart, mind and body are not on the same page when it comes to him. Then there's a HEA.Pros:The writing is pretty good, very few grammar mistakes.Alpha male.Jealous lovers.Length of book for the price is excellent.The author is a pretty good story teller.Supporting characters helped book.Easy to read.Cons:I didn't really feel O'Donovan or Toni was attractive. It just wasn't shown to me enough visually. Having a heroine's dimensions helps as a reader for us to visualize him. It's sounds petty but that's important.Three times in this book the author wrote about her characters smoking weed. It's not needed. It did nothing to enhance this book. In one scene she smokes after she's upset. The weed smoking made me kind of dislike the characters actually. He's a fireman. Near the end he smokes weed with Toni. Yeah I'd want him saving my child with weed filled lungs. That's not cool. If the drug use added to the story I could understand but it didn't. Drugs are destroying our society. A pothead heroine or hero just ain't sexy to me. And every main character smoked weed. Drug use shouldn't be glorified. It didn't help the book.