Review: Short and Sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2012
I previously enjoyed the prequelsSatisfaction GuaranteedandPerfectly Satisfied (Satisfaction)and was happy to see the final installment available.  Tori Scott writes short, fun romances that make a great get-a-way experience.  I love it when authors incorporate previously loved characters in their newest contributions and Tori Scott "satisfies" (ha ha) with including all her previous stars.  All her stories are entertaining to read with a smooth storyline that is told descriptively and succinctly.Angel knows that Mitch likes her but she can't let herself fall for him.  She has anxiety attacks and suffers from the guilt of giving up her child for adoption 16 years ago.  She doesn't feel she can let herself enjoy life because she is afraid her child is suffering or unloved in his new family.  She finally starts seeing a therapist who helps her to see that she is avoiding her life and needs to confront the things that make her uncomfortable.  Mitch makes her uncomfortable.  She decides she needs to start being nice to him.  She realizes she has blamed him for what happened to her and he is the only one who has wanted to help.  As she lets Mitch into her life, she begins to heal and to fall for him.This was a more serious story that smoothly went along with the happiness of planning Cara and Gray's wedding.  It has a similarly set-up style as her previous works, short and with a quick ending, but enjoyable and worth the price. If you are a fan ofA Fair to Remember (Welcome To Redemption)orWaiting for You (A Contemporary Romance Novel), you will like this series.Would I/Did I buy it? Yes (.99)Would I read it again? YesWould I recommend it to friends? Yes