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IT HAD TO BE YOU - Francis Ray St. Martin's Press May 2010 |
SYNOPSIS: Hot, young record producer Zachary Wilder has his eye on violinist Laurel Raineau. Laurel knows better than to get involved with a tabloid sensation, but Zachary Wilder is another story.
CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE |4| Patricia Sykes-Brown
REVIEW:
Rolling deep is a magnet that
draws women, parties hard, and projects an unsavory image that turns Laurel
Raineau off. Perceived as a bad boy promoter of useless noise, Zachary was
determined to have a face-to-face confrontation with snobbish Laurel Raineau.
When they finally meet, a consuming passion erupts between these two musicians
that neither can walk away.
Zachary Albright Wilder, Rolling Deep or R.D. is a brilliant musician,
businessman, and gorgeous hunk. Despite achieving platinum levels of success and
being vigorously pursued by musicians of all genres, he struggles to overcome
his father’s dismissal of his success. The pain of his father’s rejection and
his love of classical music drive Zach to pursue classical musician Laurel
Raineau with the hopes of producing an album.
Laurel Raineau has lived a sheltered life, despite being beautiful and having a
successful career as a classical violinist. The fact that Zach follow her and
did not disclose who he was, initially, is a reason for concern and involvement
with him a big risk. Can she chance her heart to romance and love with R.D?
IT HAD TO BE YOU
is a fiery and emotionally charged love story. The characters are complex, with
heartwarming and believable characteristics. The story teaches an excellent
lesson on misconceptions or incorrect perceptions of people in the music
industry.
IT HAD TO BE YOU
was a very easy and enjoyable read that made me have some wonderfully romantic
feelings. I highly recommend this feature of the Grayson friends and family.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 1st July 2010