C.P. Smith just gets it. She gets what the reader wants and
delivers in such a way that leaves you thinking about the book months later.
She just doesn’t tell a story; she paints a picture that has you feeling as
you’re the one sitting at a bar in the French Quarter drinking your worries
away. Her ability to grab your attention within the first few pages lets her
writing speak for itself. It may be a romance book, but the way she writes the
story takes you on a journey. You can’t help but be intrigued with the
twists and little bit of mystery she includes—it’s a total package with hot men
and strong females.
Nic and Hope are both suffering from the shit hand life has dealt.
Life has not been fair to either one. They are both running from pain. One from
a past that is very much alive and one from a past that has been haunting him
for over a year. When Hope finds herself with Nic acting as protector she is
left to make a decision to continue to run or stay and, for once in her life,
feel safe and loved. Nic will leave you in a puddle every time he says Sugar or
throws down to claim his woman.
What I
love about Ms. Smith is that you won’t find her writing about men wearing
cardigans. She writes manly men. The kind that are bossy and possessive, but
tender, devoted and loyal. She brings in characters like Rose and Big Daddy
that have you laughing and cheering them on. They don’t take away from the
story because they are blended into it so well that you can’t wait till they
appear again in the next page. Can't wait to see what she brings to us next.
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