This is the second of Jamie's books that I have read, and like the first it was fantastically written. The balance of the storyline was nigh perfect. My only complaint if it can even be called that is I wanted to know how things pan out AFTER the end of the novel. I've also got to say, that while many books with romances between a rich and a middle/working class character were "inspired" by Fifty Shades, this book is truly original in that there is no over-the-top sex; and rather than falling helplessly in love from first encounter Colin shows resistance, disgust or disdain even for Grady. I really enjoyed the development of their relationship.
Thirsty for a Good Read
I am a Goodreads refugee. I have my preferred genres, but I have been known to step out of them if a book manages to really grab my interest. Also, I'm such a voracious reader that I will read and review books that I win in giveaway contests or that are sent to me for free by the author/publisher.
This is the second of Jamie's books that I have read, and like the first it was fantastically written. The balance of the storyline was nigh perfect. My only complaint if it can even be called that is I wanted to know how things pan out AFTER the end of the novel. I've also got to say, that while many books with romances between a rich and a middle/working class character were "inspired" by Fifty Shades, this book is truly original in that there is no over-the-top sex; and rather than falling helplessly in love from first encounter Colin shows resistance, disgust or disdain even for Grady. I really enjoyed the development of their relationship.
