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marthadreamer's review
4.0
Review: I found it hard to relate to the characters. I believe they should have been more developed.
The story line flowed very smoothly. I did not realize I was done with the book until I hit the end with nothing else to read but the author bio.
The only way that I can describe this book, is with a sport analogy. It to me was like watching a basketball game between two of my favorite teams. There was some witty and colorful humor with lots of sport analogies thrown in to feel like your emotions were part of the game.
I was so much engaged with my senses that I had to read this book in one setting.
The dialogue flowed to keep me in tuned to the characters and worked well with the settings.
I just could not become the character. They felt they were the team out on the court instead of me being a part of their team, I was seating in the bleachers.
I for that, give this book 4 star.
4 stars
I was given a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
Quote: “Oh Lord, he’s luscious. Jocelyn clasped his outstretched hand, holding it longer than necessary. Her eyes swallowed him whole from his too-long black hair to well-worn roper boots. The in-between stuff wasn’t bad either. Faded black jeans molded to long, lean, well-muscled thighs, a black t-shirt strained against corded biceps and ice-blue eyes twinkled in amusement at her blatant inspection of his assets.
With equal bravado, he looked up and down her body in obvious appreciation. Those piercing eyes burned into her and sparked a flash fire in her womb. Her nipples and toes tingled.”
Author Website: http://sabrinagarie.com/
The story line flowed very smoothly. I did not realize I was done with the book until I hit the end with nothing else to read but the author bio.
The only way that I can describe this book, is with a sport analogy. It to me was like watching a basketball game between two of my favorite teams. There was some witty and colorful humor with lots of sport analogies thrown in to feel like your emotions were part of the game.
I was so much engaged with my senses that I had to read this book in one setting.
The dialogue flowed to keep me in tuned to the characters and worked well with the settings.
I just could not become the character. They felt they were the team out on the court instead of me being a part of their team, I was seating in the bleachers.
I for that, give this book 4 star.
4 stars
I was given a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
Quote: “Oh Lord, he’s luscious. Jocelyn clasped his outstretched hand, holding it longer than necessary. Her eyes swallowed him whole from his too-long black hair to well-worn roper boots. The in-between stuff wasn’t bad either. Faded black jeans molded to long, lean, well-muscled thighs, a black t-shirt strained against corded biceps and ice-blue eyes twinkled in amusement at her blatant inspection of his assets.
With equal bravado, he looked up and down her body in obvious appreciation. Those piercing eyes burned into her and sparked a flash fire in her womb. Her nipples and toes tingled.”
Author Website: http://sabrinagarie.com/
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