Review: Gifted by author for an honest review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
Leah Thompson’s life in London is everything she's supposed to want: a successful career, the best girlfriends a bottle of sauvignon blanc can buy, and a wealthy boyfriend who has just proposed. But something doesn't feel right. Is it simply a case of ‘be careful what you wish for?Uncertain about her future, Leah looks to her past, where she finds her high school crush, Daniel Armitage, online. Daniel is one of London's most eligible bachelors. He knows what and who he wants, and he wants Leah. Leah resists Daniel’s advances as she concentrates on being the perfect fiancé.She soon finds that she should have trusted her instincts when she realizes she's been betrayed by the men and women in her life. Leah's heart has been crushed. Will ever be able to trust again? And will Daniel be there when she is?Not recommended for younger readers due to sexual content and language.I truly enjoyed this book. What I enjoyed most is the fact that this book could truly happen. We have all read books that have aspects that is “out there” so to speak. But not this one. Everything that Leah went through could happen to anyone.I did feel that she went from the relationship with her fiancé to the relationship with Daniel quite fast, but she finally realized that herself and did what she needed to do. And I respect her character for that. There was a little mystery brought into the book towards the end that was never solved, so that left me wondering “What happened?” This book pulled me in from the beginning and didn't want to let go. You really wanted Leah to have her HEA. I highly recommend this book.