J.M. Witt

We all have skeletons in the proverbial "closet". This author gives a singularly interesting look at her characters' past and the impact it has with relationships and their futures.

James and Cassidy meet by chance at a club he owns. She is dating an acquaintance of James, so he is not able to "move" on her and pursue the pull he feels for her. The story that evolves is one of chemistry, love, secrets, deception, and most of all, the erotic seduction of two recalcitrant souls that belong together.

The descriptions of the characters and their traits, the scenes they are involved in, and the plot line are quite good. These are characters that you will come to love and hate depending on who they are.

As a whole, I enjoyed this story and would not hesitate to issue a recommendation. My only concern and the reason I have given this book a 3 Star review, is because of editing. The author uses a dual POV approach to storytelling. No problem with that as long as each POV is kept uniquely separated in the narration so the reader will recognize the shift. This is not the only POV used though. A third POV of a narrator doves in and out and makes the pace of this book cumbersome. All in all, this is a good book. I hope the author works on her writing style and polishes these issues in her next book.

The storyline is interesting. I for one, will be looking forward to reading her next installment in this series to experience her progression as her writing matures.… (plus d'informations)