Review: Two tough, independent individuals ... sparks fly and the fun begins
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
I love Tiny (Victoria Corielli). She is fierce, strong, independent and doesn't let her dyslexia stop her from being completely present for her Mom. Tiny's Mom is battling cancer and the bills keep coming – they live in a 5-story walk up which is too many stairs for her Mom to handle during chemo so she has to do work for her step-brother Malcolm which isn't really on the up and up but she is desperate because they need a different apartment. Enter Ian Kerr. He has a special project which has an almost too good to be true payday but Ian has more money than he know what to do with it so to him that doesn't matter. What Ian didn't expect is to be drawn to Tiny from the moment they met. The connection between Tiny and Ian is strong even though Tiny tries to fight it. She is struggling with giving up control to Ian but all Ian wants is to take care of her, ease her burdens. The sparks fly and we get to jump on for an incredible ride. The dialog and banter between the two is wonderful. I also love how Ian connected with Tiny's Mom. I was completely surprised at how much I loved Tiny and Ian.