Review: sweet love story
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2013
This was a sweet love story. Imagine having the hots for your boss and/or employee and not doing anything about it for four years. This is where it gets a little fantasy genre, they share dreams, not just any dreams but hot super hero and victim dreams. The catch? They don't know they are both having the same dreams. It's pretty interesting. I spent most of the book actually trying to guess how they were going to figure out they were both having the same dreams. Some of the dreams were cracking me up, mostly because of the how unbelievable they were. To me a boss and his personal assistant getting it on is hot as hell.If you are looking for a lot of sex this is not the book for you, but when they finally got it on my kindle seemed to have steam coming from it. I recommend this book if you are just looking for a book to relax to and be able to read fast. There is not much drama which is what I generally prefer but it did keep me interested through the whole book, which is saying a lot because more and more lately I have been able to put books down without completing them. There was one part that kind of threw me. The bed and breakfast they were looking to buy was haunted, but I didn't really ever understand what the ghost wanted and the author I think could have done a lot more with the history of the B & B. Once you add a ghost into the mix the crazy is already in there, build on it and make the reader understand why it's there. Otherwise you are going to leave the reader feeling a little unfulfilled like maybe they missed something.All in all I'm happy I read the book, it was a little cheesy but in a good way. I probably will keep it on my shelf in case there is ever a rainy day where I want to read something a little out of the ordinary. But it wasn't one of those books that I know for sure I will be reading it again.Mistress S from S&M;'s Book Obsessions