Review: An Enjoyable and Entertaining Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2014
3I was asked by a friend to read the new novel from Callie Sparks, Hot Water, in exchange for an honest review.  Having never heard of Hot Water, I went straight to my computer to find the synopsis.  But Amazon took me further offering a preview of the first three chapters which pretty quickly pulled me in making me want to read the entire story.Cicily Chase is like her father.  A free spirit who’d much rather spend her days surfing and enjoying the sun.  But when her mother arranges for her to spend her last free summer before going off to college working an internship in the office in which she works, Cicily decides to make the best of it hoping to make her mother happy.Caden Williams is known to be the most eligible bachelor in the city and appears to have everything anyone could want.  Though he’s never wanted for material things, he’s always felt his life was mapped out before him by his father who always expected Caden to say and do the proper thing and never show emotion.But one evening he unexpectedly meets a young, beautiful and carefree woman with whom he feels a comfort which he has never known, making him feel he can say anything to her without having to be on guard.  Although they share one mind-blowing kiss, they both know they will never see each other again.  But when Cicily unexpectedly shows up at Caden’s office to work the summer intern program, his attraction to her seemingly untroubled life and free spirit continues to grow.  As they spend time working together they both begin to realize the connection they felt when they first met may be something neither of them can ignore.This was an enjoyable and entertaining read.  The chemistry between Cicily and Caden is undeniable and definitely hot and steamy.  Both Cicily and Caden are very likeable characters.  I always know it's a good sign when I read a story and it continues to replay it in my head even after putting my Kindle down, and such was the case with Hot Water.  Upon reaching the end of the book, I found myself sad it was over and wanting more of their story.