Review: Masterfully Written
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
I’d like to start by saying that, while this book caught my eye right away, I was concerned that I would be lost in it since it’s listed as the second book in a series, and I haven’t read the first. I really loved the premise, though, and so I took the plunge. I’m so glad I did. This book totally stands alone. I was never lost in family details; everything was perfectly clear.I really enjoyed Maggie Meets Her Match, and was struck by the masterful way McCleod used first person perspective to tell the tale. Usually, in first person we only get one character’s experiences, but in this case, the book is written in dual first person perspective, so we get the thoughts and experiences of our hero, Clay, as well.Maggie is a woman of deep emotions, who doesn’t always keep a governor on her behavior. She is deceived by a man young In life and gives up on finding someone to love. Enter Clay. He’s a steady influence, not without sympathy for Maggie, but unwilling to accept her bad conduct. Maggie finds her heart again when she find Clay.It all looks like the simplest of happy ever afters, but tragedy strikes, nearly tearing the couple apart. Maggie struggles against despair, but Clay is always true to her, offering solid ground when she flounders.Maggie Meets Her Match is a lovely story with a very satisfying ending. Though they have their travails, as a reader, I always felt connected to these two, as though they were friends. I highly recommend Maggie Meets Her Match. I know you’ll enjoy this wonderful spanking romance as much as I did.