Review: Highly Enjoyable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2010
I found this book to be highly enjoyable but not sure why. The writing was so so, the plot was very predictable, the characters nothing spectacular but I loved it!Lauryn: Sweet 22 year old girl who has been through a lot and wary. She has family drama and shy.Steve: Nice guy with a 5(i believe) yr old daughter who needs looking after for. After he saves Lauryn he offers her a job, on the spot. Which is queer. He doesn't know her from Adam but trusts her with his daughter? Mmmm, okay. A credit to the book is that he did do a 'quick background check'.With this book, you have to suspend belief. The "big" misunderstanding between the two is for THE dumbest thing in the world. Everyone kept acting like it was SUCH a big deal when it was like really? It's not that serious. I guess M(r)s. Morris couldn't find a better reason so she used a lame one but it didn't detract from the enjoyment.Sex: On point! Again, nothing spectacular and there have been way better written but I really got a kick out of it. Steve was very on his job, I was envious. My only bone of contention was I wised there had been more variety.I agree with the reviewer that said if your looking for a knight to save the day and the damsel in distress look no further. She was sweet and kind and he was ready to 'love again'. But if you want spice, and sass with an alpha male..look elsewhere.