Review: Have an open mind and give it a go.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
Isa is a messed up but talented young artist who’s talents have gone unrecognised. The art in this book is amazing after writing this review I am going to hunt around and see if I can find out who it was.  Dylan is just as messed up and a computer genius. He has used his talents to make himself and his best friend Sawyer very rich.The story follows those of most of these d/s romance novels: rich man saves poor girl. Again it is written in the first person and switches from one character to the other. I don’t really like this style of writing and usually don’t read these books because of it but the twists and turns in this story is what will capture you to read it to the end.I sometimes read these reviews and get a little confused. So before I go on I’d like to explain my feelings on reading a romance novel. The main characters may not be heroes or heroines. You may not even like them very much and sometimes that makes the stories more interesting.In this case both Dylan and Isa have a lot of growing up to do. They are both selfish and immature. My thoughts while reading where: they are a train wreck waiting to happen. It is frustrating that they continue to talk about telling the truth and continue to keep things from each other. As a reader I wanted to shake some sense into them.The sex scenes in this story are frequent and maybe a little over used and graphic.  I found some of them a little hard to stomach and didn’t really like the unnecessary use of slang words to describe a woman’s private parts. One or two are fine but it seemed like the author was trying to see how many different words she could use from the urban dictionary.  However the point of this: and not to give away too much of the story is, everyone has the right to their own private life.Isa is funny and she says the most outlandish things, this gives another wise dark and sad character a light and funny side.  It makes the book a bit easier to read because Isa goes through some pretty heavy and depressing stuff.Sawyer is my favourite character in this story and I am looking forward to reading his book next. He is strong and silent and a good and loyal friend to Dylan.  Dylan treats him like nothing but a good employee. It is Isa that points out to Dylan just how loyal Sawyer is.This book does have a few grammar issues, but as a budding author myself. Who gets someone else to read her work and we still miss mistakes. I will forgive them because they are not so bad that the story can’t be followed.