Review: This book sucked me in - helps OPERATION MEND June/July 2014
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
This book quickly sucked me inSavannah left her small southern town and moved to NYC for college and a career. She came back years later with her college degree but a career in tatters. She is given a chance at reviving her career but it means she must meet the elusive Asher. Asher was a football hero and from an affluent family when he left town for college and then the military he returned ten years ago when an IED finished his military career; and no one in town has seen him at all in those ten years.Savannah I liked a lot. She was smart and quick witted. She is definitely more NYC than Southern Lady. She seemed a little too trusting for someone who ended her career as she did. Asher loved him from the second he hit the page; I seem to have soft spot for heroes that are Vets and come home damaged emotionally and physically. Savannah really helped him become himself again and I really enjoyed that. There is a scene with Asher and a character named Lance - my favorite in the book - Asher definitely showed his alpha side.The plot is good but sort of secondary to their love story. For me the older adults - Savannah's Mom and Miss Pott's, shined as secondary characters. I had a few moments where I wanted to beat a few characters; and a few times I wanted to strangle one but that shows I was involved in the story and a good writer.Not sure if this is a stand-alone or if Katy has any future plans for Savannah and Asher the ending does leave a possibility to a follow up; maybe a spin off series they are involved in.Here is the best part - for JUNE and JULY 2014 50% of Katy's profits from this book will go to a charity called OPERATION MEND - an organization that has made a difference in the lives of over 100 wounded veterans. Check them out at [...]