Review: Easy Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2013
The book is about two people who are not looking for love but find it anyway.  It started out as lust/instant attraction and seemed to grow into more. Plenty of sex for those who enjoy some spice in their romance reading.I read a few reviews that seemed to take offense at what they felt was the portrayal of all Christians; I didn't see it that way.  The religion aspect came into it as part of the tension between the male lead and his nemesis, a holier-than-thou nosy preacher who thought it was his job to police their small town (be the moral police) and enact local laws (as a councilman) to enforce his strict beliefs on the whole town. Other churchgoers in the small town were shown as being good people who were just trying to live their lives, who didn't necessarily agree with the preacher but didn't want to be ostracized for speaking against him. The story also showed the impact that such behavior had on the entire community.  Personally I didn't find it to be portraying Christians in a negative light, just that one particular minister and his wife.The book doesn't claim to be a serious text on society today.  It's just a spicy romance.  I found it an easy read and it fit the bill for my mood.