Sweet Surrendering

by Chelsea M. Cameron

• ISBN10: 1492893900
• ISBN13: 9781492893905
• Publish Date: 11 October 2013
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 364
• Language: English

Reviews

[Linda]

*I received a free ARC of Sweet Surrendering from All Night Reads via Netgalley in exchange of an honest review*

Sweet Surrendering is hot, intriguing and filled with humor and great friendships!

This and all my other reviews are originally posted on my blog (un)Conventional Bookviews

[littleread1]

I had the privilege to beta read for this book, and let me tell you *fans self* I probably shouldn't have while I was waiting for my plane, and then more while in the air. I got some pretty funny looks from other people while I was squirming in my seat and laughing out loud.

Cameron has long been one of my favorite authors, she can take even the most serious subjects and make them almost fun. So when she decided to write a romance, with some serious mixed in, you know I was all over that like white on rice. Her style has always been easy and carefree, and I lost myself in the pages. Many times forgetting I was supposed to be looking for typos and such.

Rory is someone any woman can relate to. She is trying extra hard to prove herself, so when her one night stand turns into her assistant, she tries so hard to keep things professional. But Lucas ... of Lucas, I wouldn't have even made the effort. That boy ... of MY GOODNESS. Sorry to the other book boyfriends I've had from Cameron's books, I can't even remember your names anymore. Lucas has stolen the show, and my heart. Now if only he would steal my body life would be goooooood.

The supporting characters are also a riot. Such diverse personalities, and the circle of friends any woman would kill to have at her back. Ok, kill might be a strong word ... how about by a round of drinks for the bar? That sounds more reasonable.

If you've waited for Cameron to have an adult novel, wait no longer. Sweet Surrendering is her first, and I doubt her last, and most definitely worth the read.