Review: A Great love story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 18, 2014
I received this book from the author for an honest review.This is the second book I have read from the author, and I must admit that I really enjoyed this book more.This time the hero in the story, Kieran Vaughan was a true romantic; wrapped in leather he was a true bad boy with a Harley to boot. With a true talent that rocked Eilis Kennedy's world.The author's erotic descriptions of his voice, the way he held and played the guitar; his connection with Eilis; made this character alive on the pages of the book.Although he was screwed by an ex-partner he still had the ability to rise to the occasion; even though it seemed that everything was against him. He was determined, tenacious and oh my word, sexy as sin with stormy blue eyes to match. Once he met Eilis nothing stood in his way to get to her and proof to her how he felt.I loved the soul connection they had going between them. It created some interesting scenes throughout the book. Right from the start they shared an uncommon connection that made this story unique in its delivery.Eilis, although she had everything going for her on the surface, she had many inner struggles to fight with; due to lies that was fed to her, and men's way of handling her as if she was a sex object. This caused for some serious assumptions that almost destroyed everything before it began. Her weight an constant battle within her own mind. But Kieran's love did the trick.Fergus Manley, boss and creep really had me worried at some stage. Addicted to sex and Eilis he tried every sleazy thing to get her in his bed. But at the end.... No spoilers, just buy the book and you will see. *smile* I loved the two supporting characters, Grainne and Megan that gave the story more substance making it more believable.This is such a beautiful love story that will keep you leaving the pages till the end. With enough drama and human emotions to keep the story flowing as they sort out this new relationship.Conquering fears and learning to trust yourself are the main topics within the book as the author take you into the world of music and the ebb and flow of the industry within the borders of Dublin and Cork.A great love story.