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A review by beckyrendon
The Sapphire Affair by Lauren Blakely
3.0
It's hard to image the man who raised you might not be on the right side of anything. Not the right side of the fidelity, not the right side of divorce, and certainly nothing so pesky as the right side of the law.
Steph is determined to help her mother and hopefully persuade her stepfather to do right by her mom. It seems that her naivete might be waning. Just in time too, for a stupidly island rendezvous that turns out to be so much more.
I was really excited for these books. I think it's an intriguing idea. The storyline is fun and the characters have intense chemistry. I think I just expected more. More umph from a Lauren Blakely book, more pull from the story to keep me entertained, more heat.
reviewed for Reviews from the Heart
Steph is determined to help her mother and hopefully persuade her stepfather to do right by her mom. It seems that her naivete might be waning. Just in time too, for a stupidly island rendezvous that turns out to be so much more.
I was really excited for these books. I think it's an intriguing idea. The storyline is fun and the characters have intense chemistry. I think I just expected more. More umph from a Lauren Blakely book, more pull from the story to keep me entertained, more heat.
reviewed for Reviews from the Heart