Review: Fantastic
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 28, 2014
Foster is the master at making your pulse race while having you laugh out loud at her characters’ antics.  This well-crafted novella kept me captivated throughout.  Foster easily and seamlessly develops the world that the characters find themselves in, drawing her readers into this gorgeous lakeside town that you can’t help but picture.  I thoroughly appreciate how Foster develops her setting (and characters) so seamlessly without overtly doing so.  You get a clear picture of everything without ever leaving the excitement of the story.Although bound in a short page count, the main characters in this novella are quite well developed.  You get to know them in the here and now, as well as learning about their pasts.  I appreciated the fact that the male lead was a charming, witty, all around nice guy who was also quite the alpha male without being domineering.  He was the perfect man, without seeming overly perfect.  He was oh-so-real.  By paring him with a woman who was a little quirky, but yet still able to stand her own and stand up for herself Foster creates characters that you can’t help but get into.Overall this is a fast paced, quick, enjoyable read that will keep you captivated to the last sentence.  I’d definitely recommend it to Foster’s fans, and those who are looking to delve into her work because as brilliantly as this fits into the Buckhorn series, it’s also a brilliant standalone.Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.