Review: loving the fast pace this author sets for her stories, as well as the prose and dialogue which kept me intrigued and ‘glued’ to
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
I find myself adoring the characters in this book as much as I adored Ren and Lia in the previous one. I also think that this one is a bit more on the humorous side as it made me laugh out loud on many places.In the second book in the Caversham Chronicles we get reacquainted with Elise, Ren’s little sister, the one that’s a tomboy and horse mad. I wasn’t that impressed with her in Lia and Ren’s story, but Ms. Raven made sure I had enough of her background in this book and that was fortunate as I came to admire her greatly.And then there’s our hero, Michael, a very best friend of our heroine’s brother, Ren. Oh, Michael, Michael, Michael! I loved you from the start, even though you made me want to slap you around a few times, you were someone who was determined to learn his lessons the hard way, but once you realized your ‘folly’ I admired your tenacity in correcting it.Here’s another thing I loved in this story: the age difference between the couple was significant, yet the author handled it so beautifully.Once again I find myself loving the fast pace this author sets for her stories, as well as the prose and dialogue which kept me intrigued and ‘glued’ to my Kindle.By the way, all the stories in this series were written in such a way that you really don’t have to read them in order as they can be read as stand alone.Highly recommended!Melanie for b2bBook purchased from Amazon