Review: Reviewed by KyBunnies
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
The book starts out strong. Readers are greeted with Clover on a ladder stretching to place a coffee bag on a shelf. Like most females she is trying to do something and just does not have long enough reach to place the item. She is stretching and thinking if I just put my foot here for a moment I can reach the spot.----- If she could just get a bit higher. Spreading her free palm on her freshly painted crimson wall, she balanced her knee on the bottom shelf, knocking aside some T2 containers. She could push off with one foot on the ladder and her knee balancing on the lowest shelf, and prod the bag in one neat movement. She held her breath, tensed her muscles ready to spring, and...Clover is an all around wonderful person who has the hard knocks of life throw at her one too many times. She is very empathy to others and unwilling to allow others to help her during her current struggle. Not many people worry about someone eating, even if that someone is a stranger.----- She looked at the muffins on the tray and sighed. She wouldn't sleep if she had a chance to feed someone and she didn't.The character Ray aka Suit-Guy really portrayed a slime-ball to me. Always kissing up to the right people and not worrying about who he steps on in the process to get what and where he wants. He is someone that does not want to sit down with the average blue-collar worker, because there simple ways might contaminate him.----- Suit-Guy looked about him at the tradies laughing and eating. The corner of his lip turned up in the outline of a sneer.Then we have Lenny. He is passed the slime-ball stage. He is someone that enjoys bullying others and watching them wither in pain. One thing I do not understand is why Clover never ask for any type of proof that her father actually borrowed money from Lenny. Without some type of proof why repay something that you personally did not borrow?----- `Now don't sound like that, Clover. I may not decide to play as fair as I have and demand all my money back.'My one major problem with the book is below. Maybe just an editorial error but dong is a vulgar word in America.----- We will not change what Upper Crust is dong about food litigation.This book was a quick easy enjoyable read. A great read for a day at the beach or while waiting somewhere. I recommend this book to any who enjoy contemporary romance. I do think the author needs to state in the description that Australian English and slang is used took this American reader a chapter or two to realize the difference.The bunnies and I give this book 4 carrots.I was given this book in exchange for an honest review. All views are my own and do not reflect those of the author, my clients or tour companies I work with. This is not a paid review. To form your own opinion please support the author and acquire your own legal copy of the book.