Romance. This story is literally about romance, subtle and bold.
The characters are strong, yet they show their vulnerabilities.
One of the leads, Liam, is very strong, very sexy, and yet has his vulnerable
moments, too. These may be elusive to some readers who are more absorbed in his
physical attributes, but are shown as real, tangible feelings that are exposed but
not exploited by the author. The other
lead character, Desiree, has a secret. A painful one that intrudes on her
present life and connections, including with Liam.
It is a romance that is written with not just dialogue, but sensual
details. Most of the romance books today are heavy into the sexual details.
This is not. This story flirts with the concepts and senses, but doesn’t grind
out all the details to the end. It leaves you wringing the rest out in your
mind, so you can move on, or not. It makes for a good book to ponder. For the
imagination.
I enjoyed the story and the characters, especially Liam. He
is quite interesting. And sexy, which doesn’t hurt either. I didn’t realize
when I selected this book that there was a sequel to these two characters. So
now I am on to finding the second book because you know I can’t stop without a
formal ending. There are 4 books in this series, and all but the last, I think,
are about Desiree. Even if I had read that before I got the book, I would have
still purchased it to read. I love series.
If romance is your genre pick, or you just want a romance
read to interrupt your normal purview, then this is a good selection. The
characters are relatable and fun, and you will appreciate the sweet and realistic
story.
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