Review: Not For Everyone
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2012
I enjoyed this book a lot, mostly because I think the author did a good job with the characters' feelings considering the length of the story. Matthew was a mess emotionally but he eventually learned to move past prior events. Zara I really liked because she was sweet instead of feisty but she wasn't a doormat. There was just enough of outside sources as obstacles as well as Matthew's own demons, to make the conflict organic.I am looking forward to the story of Matthew's cousin, Caleb, that is introduced in this book. I like him.I've seen the complaints by some about Ms. Hunt's descriptions of the sex scenes. I didn't find it any more "gross" than other sex scenes I've read even with the archaic 'seed' terminology used by cowboy Matthew. I can see how others would be turned off by it but I just felt it fit with Matthew's character to verbalize his feelings that way regarding what he found sexy or wanted to do to Zara. He had a very primitive way of speaking about what he considered sex to be. I would assume from country and ranch living, so I just chalked it up to it. Different strokes.