Review: Passion Creek lives up to its name
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
This is the fourth book of Inara Scott's I have read in the space of a month and when given the opportunity to read this as an ARC, I wasted no time as she has proven thrice over that she can deliver an easy-reading, captivating, sexy romance with characters to fall in love with. And Reforming the Playboy is no different. I loved it.Kira and Max were college sweethearts, she abandoned him and he became a successful artist clueless as to why she did so. His life revolves around wealth, women and fast cars, hers in quiet Passion Creek running a pottery painting studio for school kids. Several years down the line and fate takes the form of a deceased Aunt and some nude art...Romance, wit and sexiness is perfectly balanced with hurt and regret and Kira and Max' journey is heartfelt, intimate and passionate with an injection of frustrating and heart wrenching moments. There is more to their story than one of lost loves being reacquainted and I went from smiling, sighing and swooning over our slightly arrogant but oh so sexy artist, to feeling his and Kira's pain and sadness.Passion Creek certainly lives up to it name; Reforming the Playboy had everything I want from a good romance and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend.I received an ARC of this courtesy of Entangled Publishing for an honest and unbiased opinion.