Review: short, but sweet read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
This is my first read by Braxton Cole.  This was a short, but sweet read. It was also a nice change.  There's no alpha-male and Jake, our hero, was younger than Clover, our heroine.  Clover and Jake met when they were younger, when he would spend the summer with his Aunt Tammy who lived next to Clover's family.  The story is told through flashbacks and present time, which were great to read from both Jakes and Clover's  POV.  Through the years you see Jake's growing love for Clover.The story starts in the present when Jake rescues Clover and her brother when her car breaks down.  At first she doesn't recognize him because he's grown up and grown up fine. They're immediately attracted to each other, but he's still very shy around her.This book made me laugh and smile.  Which was just the kind of book I needed after reading lots of books with angst and drama.  I want to say so much more, but I don't really want to give anything away and so much I want to say would.  You get sucked in immediately and I didn't put it down until it was finished.  My one complaint was I would've liked to have an epilogue, but that's because I'm an epilogue hoe!  I'm definitely going to be checking out more of Braxton's books.Review by Rachel**Free copy provided for an honest review**For more reviews visit welovekink(dot)com