Review: An absolute great read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
Love, lies and the D.A. By Rebecca RohmanI received this book for an honest review.This book had me laughing and crying from the beginning.  I was a unexpected great read.  I especially enjoyed all of the details going into the story and that is was a standalone when some could an ace created several smaller books.  Thank you for that.From the time I started reading about Jada McLean and how she handled finding her fiancé with her best friend in her office, she handled herself with poise and determination.  That is until she was in private.  She leaves her San Francisco condo for the relaxation of Lake Tahoe where she finds solitude to help her figure out what went wrong.  With her time their she runs into the arrogant yet sexy D.A Jonathon Kole.  He is memorized by her ability to put him in his place with out feeling fluster.  Without knowing what is to come he finds himself wanting to be near her.  They happen to cross paths  a few times before her world is turned upside down by being the prime suspect in her fiances murder.  Wanting only the best lawyer to help her, her brother hires Charles. Kole, unfortunately also Jonathan's father.Jada is not sure who to trust but she has these feelings for Jonathan that she never had for Richard.  Can she trust that the DA wants to help her and may just have those feelings for her too?  This book left you turning the page to find out how deep the lies went and if Jonathan will be able to protect Jada when the time comes.  I couldn't seem to put this book down and I wanted to see how it all played out.  Rohman did an amazing job keeping me on the edge of my seat the whole time reading this book. I was left not wanting to do anything but read till the end.  I cried  and laughed though the book which is not an easy feat for me to do, but I have to say that I absolutely loved every aspect of this book.