Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Date
published: 12-12-2012
ISBN: 978-1-61217-618-5
Contemporary,
MF, Holiday
E-book
Reviewed by Helen
Weblink: http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=5071
Obtained via
publisher
Lindy
Hopkins is a workaholic who finally takes a few days off work over Christmas to
totally relax in her boss’s holiday cottage far away from the demands of
paperwork and email. She brings some books to read and plans to stay inside by
the fire and do nothing.
Alex Anderson spent one wild night with Lindy when she cast aside her
buttoned-down image and her complete focus only on the job, and danced and
partied and went to bed with him. He wants that Lindy back. When Alex finds
Lindy is in the cabin already he determines to win her over completely this
time.
There are only the two characters in this short book, so we never find
out whether or not Sylvia, their boss, deliberately set them up or not, and
that is a neat little twist to the story as each reader can wonder about how
their meeting happened and can decide for themselves.
It’s a
simple and predictable story, but well written, and cleanly presented with some
good dialogue and a nice little way of weaving their reading choices through the plot, too.
In some ways
Lindy comes across as a bit too tough and harsh, and her capitulation is rather
rushed, but her motives are given. They could, perhaps, have been expanded on
somewhat. Alex, on the other hand, is the perfect and totally yummy hero. Every
reader will want him and be hoping his wishes come true.
This is an objective review and not
an endorsement of this book.
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Date
published: 12-12-2012
ISBN: 978-1-61217-618-5
Contemporary,
MF, Holiday
E-book
Reviewed by Helen
Weblink: http://www.thewildrosepress.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=5071
Obtained via
publisher
Rating: 3.5
Lindy
Hopkins is a workaholic who finally takes a few days off work over Christmas to
totally relax in her boss’s holiday cottage far away from the demands of
paperwork and email. She brings some books to read and plans to stay inside by
the fire and do nothing.
Alex Anderson spent one wild night with Lindy when she cast aside her
buttoned-down image and her complete focus only on the job, and danced and
partied and went to bed with him. He wants that Lindy back. When Alex finds
Lindy is in the cabin already he determines to win her over completely this
time.
There are only the two characters in this short book, so we never find
out whether or not Sylvia, their boss, deliberately set them up or not, and
that is a neat little twist to the story as each reader can wonder about how
their meeting happened and can decide for themselves.
It’s a
simple and predictable story, but well written, and cleanly presented with some
good dialogue and a nice little way of weaving their reading choices through the plot, too.
In some ways
Lindy comes across as a bit too tough and harsh, and her capitulation is rather
rushed, but her motives are given. They could, perhaps, have been expanded on
somewhat. Alex, on the other hand, is the perfect and totally yummy hero. Every
reader will want him and be hoping his wishes come true.
This is an objective review and not
an endorsement of this book.
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