Review: Ruthis Knox Is Pure Class
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 2, 2013
Tony and Amber hold a special place in my heart, you see I discovered the wonderful writing of Ruthie Knox, when I read their beginning in "How To Misbehave"We have seen glimpses of them in "Along Came Trouble" & "Flirting With Disaster", but I am so glad Ruthie went back to them and gave them a 10 years on catch up so to speak.This book had me in tears, reading about the trials and tribulations of a couple, who although they still love each other deeply, have stopped communicating with each other in any meaningful way. It looks into both minds, and beautifully describes how they break down their self erected walls to stand side by side again. It was touching to read what Tony was willing to do for Amber, and the tissues were out in full force reading Amber trying to put into words to tell Tony what she was feeling.The Camelot Series in General is quite lighthearted, whilst dealing with some emotional issues. This book is a little heavier, but nonetheless just as good. Ruthie has explored what happens after the "happily ever after" when it's all nappies and commitments and not having enough time in the day for each other.I have given every book in this Series 5 Stars, and this one rates just as highly if not higher as it delves into a different area of love and romance.Thankfully according to Ruthie's website, this isn't the end of Camelot, and I am so happy to hear that (although waiting til 2015 may be a bit torturous!), I look forward to discovering more of the Mazzara family..............I was lucky to be provided with a copy of this book through Netgalley, and have provided the above honest review in thanks.