Review: Enjoyable read!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 11, 2014
Now that was a fun read! I had never read any books from Isabella Rae previous to this blog tour so I decided to read the first book in this Atlanta Affair series, A Workplace Affair, before starting A Sweet Affair. Both of these books can be read as standalone's. This series includes the same group of characters, each book focuses on a different couple. It was really nice when reading this getting to see more from Victoria and Leland from A Workplace Affair.This book centres around Sage and Connor, the best friends of the characters from the first book in the series. Both of these characters had been cheated on by their previous spouses. Those relationships are long over, or so they thought. What happens when the past may not be as gone as they had thought? This book has more of a thriller aspect to it that made it really fun! Like book one it was only 147 pages on my iPad and took about 1.5 hours to read.I wasn't a huge fan of A Workplace Affair, but all my faults from book one were pretty much completely resolved in book 2. I did acknowledge in my review of A Workplace Affair that I thought the author was a good writer, but that it was storyline problems, excessive self-created drama and a lack of conflict which lessened my enjoyment of A Workplace Affair. However, A Sweet Affair was completely opposite in that respect. I liked the characters, genuinely thought they were funny and had real concerns and real problems, but they handled them in an adult and rational manner.I had moments where I was giggling and my mother kept asking what was so good. Seriously, I will never look at a silver dessert platter the same way again! (you will know what I mean if you read it! ;) ) The humorous sides of Victoria, Sage and Connor all emerged in this book and there were quite a few good lines that put a smile on my face!The sex was hot, Connor was a MAN (which I love in male characters), Sage was a strong female character and it had me smiling. What more can you ask for? Definitely recommend reading this book!