Review: I want to tutor Raven now.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
First things first: Cliffhanger. *sigh* I knew it would be as I neared the end of the book and it wasn't winding down but I still wasn't ready for it.Lexi was raised to be a good little girl. To do her schoolwork, dress the way her mother told her, talk the way she was told, and, most importantly, to marry the man she was told to marry. Her fiance had been taught to respect women to the point of basically no physical contact until marriage. But Lexi yearns for more and she wants it now, not after she gets married. Will she cave in and be the good girl she was brought up to be or will she put her foot down and become the woman she was born to be?I started this book two different times (life intervened) and both times I was sucked in by the first page. I didn't just want to know about Lexi and Collin, Delaney and Luke, and, of course, Raven, I wanted to meet them. I wanted to hear first hand about what was going on in their lives. Doporto makes it easy to forget that you're reading a book and not IN the book and that's a rare talent to have.The flow was great, I never felt like things were moving too fast or too slow, it read at a very natural pace. All in all, I loved this book and now I feel like cursing at someone for not having the second one ready for me to devour.