Review: Far Too Tempting, Indeed!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2013
I absolutely LOVE Lauren Blakely, and was so excited to get my hands on 'Far Too Tempting'. In typical Lauren fashion, this book did not disappoint.Although Jane Black is finally finding success as a musician, she is still mourning her failed marriage. Enter Matthew Harrigan, a critic for Beat, a music magazine (added bonus: he's British!). They've known (and secretly admired) each other through the industry, but her success opens the door for them to spend time together and get to know each other even better.As with all of her other books, Lauren has written more than just a love story in 'Far Too Tempting.' It tells the tale of people discovering who they truly are, finding that part of themselves that allows them to be the people that they want to be. Is Matthew really interested in Jane as a woman, or does he just want the winning interview? Does Jane have another album somewhere inside, or is she a one-hit wonder? As the story unfolds, we get to see the reality of who Jane and Matthew are, and how they really lift each other up and give the other the support to be their best, while coming together as a couple.I have truly enjoyed each of Lauren's books, but, to be honest, wasn't sure what to expect after having fallen so thoroughly in love with Jill and Milo in 'Playing With Her Heart.' I am happy to say that Jane and Matthew have a place there, too, and I will happily recommend this book to others. I give 'Far Too Tempting' a solid FIVE STARS.