Broken down into five sections, this book is interesting from the outset. With a prologue, parts 1 – 3 and an epilogue, it’s very easy to read this book at a sedate pace for readers who don’t have much time to sit down and devote to a book and yet, at the same time, it is very easy to rifle your way through the pages for readers who devour entire books whole.
There is an exceptional amount of detail that has been put into this book that not only instantly conjures images to a reader’s mind but also dates this book, from the outset, as being a contemporary romance story.
The prologue opens with tragedy and instantly adds an element of danger and suspense into the story, instantly gripping the reader’s attention and plants a seed in the reader’s mind that will sit and germinate as the main narrative of the story unfolds.
The characters within the story are extremely well rounded as the plot is well thought out. G. G. Baker has an attention to detail that allows her characters and the scene that is set to be brought to life before the reader’s eyes. Though the book is drenched in detail, it is still easy to read and enjoy, the weight of the description balanced well with the way that the plot is driven forwards.
There are some very long sections where readers have to insert their own grammar, which will be extremely distracting for those that get very easily annoyed by spelling and grammatical errors. There are also elements to the book that place it as being set in America, including some phrases and colloquialisms that may confuse some readers that aren’t familiar with them.
On the whole though, this book is a great read and is very easy to be swept away by. It is a must read for any contemporary romance fans who enjoy a little bit of drama and suspense to their romance ficition.