Review: Sensuality level MISLEADING
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
I always appreciate it when romance authors give me a heads up about the sensuality level. I read two other Crimson Romances (The Bargain and Coming Home), and both said the same as this one. "Sensuality Level: Behind closed doors". That was accurate for The Bargain and for Coming Home. However that was NOT THE CASE WITH THIS BOOK. If an author is going to mark their book at behind closed doors, then I expect them to describe nothing but kissing. So, I happily deleted this book from my kindle and asked for a refund when the characters starting messing around right there on the page.Frankly, I was glad for an excuse to delete it. It's an interesting plot, but the conflict lost any and all value when the guy determines that she's probably not a drug smuggler. I wanted to keep caring, but there was not enough to hold my interest and I was at the point of almost giving up anyway when the characters went beyond kissing.I do not recommend. It's not clean. And the plot wasn't vibrant enough to pull me along.