Review: Sensual Romance with a Touch of Neil Simon
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2012
Leggy star reporter Casey is burned out by her high-stress job and looking for a break. She has emotional issues that keep her off the dating market, so there isn't much romance in her life--until she quits her job and goes to Mexico for a working sabbatical to write her Great American Novel. There, she meets Travis, who sweeps her off her feet in a strong, unassuming, non-arrogant way. It's hard not to like Travis, who is sweet and sensitive, but also vital and virile.Casey's insecurities could wreck their burgeoning relationship; making a commitment is just too scary for her. To complicate matters even more, Travis is keeping a secret that could kill the whole deal.Double Occupancy is a book with solid characters and lots of humor. Casey and Travis were realistic, with emotional hurdles to leap, but a path to get together. Their encounters are super-romantic, tender and yet sensual.I recommend this book to people who aren't looking for Tab A fits into Slot B type eroticism, but want something more romantic and emotionally effective. If you like romance, you'll love Double Occupancy.