Review: Another sexy and hot tale from Jasinda
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 16, 2013
When I first started this story I wasn't sure how it would progress to the point where Grey and Dawson could meet in a realistic way, but Jasinda wove a tale that seemed realistic to the film industry where a sheltered preachers daughter could meet a mega star.  I could relate to Grey because I knew girls in school that were as overly sheltered as she was and then her feeling of loneliness as her family shuns her because she decides to follow her dream by attending college.  I also loved that Jasinda showed that the mega star could be a "real person" too with real issues from his past that allowed him to connect with the girl who catches his interest and just seems to amaze him at every turn because she does not do what he expects from a Hollywood woman.As the story progresses the intimate scenes get hotter to the very end scene, but what else would you expect from a Jasinda story; the woman writes sexy hot scenes like no other writer.  This was another winner in the Jasinda Wilder line IMO.The only small detail I was uneasy with was the potential rapist called Grey "babe" and then Dawson continued to use the term of endearment.  For me I thought Grey would insist on never hearing that again, but maybe coming from Dawson it was different for her.  This small tidbit would not change my overall positive view on the book.