Review: Romantic page turner!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2013
Gwyn Jacobs is at the Canterbury Theatre sketching away-making a portrait of the stage during a performance.  Her BFF Sandy Masters wrote and directed the play and the framed sketch will be her birthday present.  The only problem is Gwyn is not alone in her private box.  The other seat is occupied.  One look at the gentleman and she can't believe she is sitting next to a movie star!  A comedy of errors follows which includes: hitting him with her purse and empting the contents of said purse on the floor.  It ends with a dead car battery and coffee with movie star Gareth Connor.  Soon Gareth Connor has become a fixture in the Jacobs' household.  While Gwyn gets all tingly from being with Gareth, she is afraid that her children are becoming too close to him. She doesn't want them to get hurt when he leaves.  Gwyn's husband left when the twins were just born. Gwyn breaks it off and Gareth says he didn't agree to her terms.  However, Gareth has secrets of his own and needs to work on his own life before becoming part of Gwyn's family.Things to ponder: Will Gwyn ever feel safe enough to let another man in her life?  Will Gareth tell Gwyn his secret?This book grabbed me in from page one.  It was a real page turner and I read it in one day.  I loved the main characters and how involved I got in their lives.  I needed to see how the story progressed.  Linda Poitevin can tell a story.  Please write fast Linda - I need to read more of your books.FTC Full Disclosure - A copy of this book was sent to me by the author in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review.