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BEFORE I LET YOU GO - Angie Daniels Harlequin Kimani/Romance March 2010 |
SYNOPSIS: Kellis Saunders has loved Diamere Redmond since childhood. But when he leaves town, she vows to forget him. Now Diamere is back and determined to pick up where they had left off. But Kellis isn't sure she's ready to risk her future on him--again.
SERIES ROMANCE |4+| Keren Childers
REVIEW:
Kellis
Saunders has had the hots for Diamere Redmond since they were kids, but when Diamere abruptly left town, Kellis vowed to put him out of her mind—and her
heart. She was engaged but that abruptly ended when she discovered her fiancée
was a cheat. Now Diamere, the sinfully sexy nightclub owner, is back…and he's
ready to start things up again. Can you blame Kellis for protecting her heart a
third time?
Ms. Daniels introduces the third novel in the Kimani Hottie series. Kellis
Sanders is a very independent woman who has been scorned a time or two in her
relationships. She’s a school teacher who is very attractive, single and would
like to fall in love again. I admire her tenacity in leaving the
past behind, but we all know that, with love, you take your chances each and every
time. Diamere is one fine package that any woman would want to have. So sad,
that he was duped by his
ex-wife. His attitude now is that he just wants a good sex partner, but that
won’t last long if he is interested in finding the right woman. Kellis and
Diamere had me wishing for their love connection the whole time.
I enjoyed their chemistry together and definitely got a kick out of the cameo
appearances by the Beaumonts. These are Diamere’s cousins, and what a good
looking family they are. The plot was entertaining and kept me glued to the
pages throughout the story. The love scenes were definitely worth taking notes
and the club scenes were hot as well.
Overall, I think Ms. Daniels did a good job and I definitely recommend
BEFORE I LET YOU GO. Please check out the calendar
months for the Kimani Hottie series. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 14th March 2010