Synopsis from Goodreads:
From
the Desk of Donna Edith…
My
services are unconventional. My clients come to me with needs and I match them
to other clients with needs of their own…
Promising
young architect Killian Fitzroy: Driven, clever, eager to prove himself.
Starved for sex, though he’s come to me for professional assistance, not
personal. Needs: Someone unique, creative and fast. An artist with a feminine
perspective to breathe life into a house he’s built.
Aspiring
scenic designer Vessa Ratham: Sensuous, spontaneous, but secretive. Recently
returned to Vermont armed with an art degree that qualifies her for little more
than waiting tables. Needs: An opportunity to shine.
Yes, Killian
and Vessa will satisfy each other nicely—in more ways than one
My review:
This book was filed under
erotica genre on NetGalley, but upon reading the synopsis I thought there might
be a little more to that. And I am so glad I asked for access for this
book as it turned out so much more then what the genre suggested.
It’s an intricate story of
colours, design, architecture, senses and love. Both Killian and Vessa
have secrets that literally stop them living, but a specialist matchmaker with
an insight into people’s soul (or so it seems), brings them together knowing
how good they will be for each other. The attraction is obvious from the moment
they first see each other.
Vessa accepts working for
Killian designing the house he has built. Her ideas are so wild and almost
supernatural and are described by the author so well, I found them easy to
imagine. I fell in love with the house myself.
Their love story is
special, sensual and really lovely to watch develop. They are both very likable
characters and this book was a joy to read.
Thank you to NetGalley for
access to this book in return for an honest review.
My score: 5/5
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