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PLAYING FOR KEEPS - Yahrah St. John Genesis/Indigo February 2008 |
SYNOPSIS: Commercial Art buyer Avery Roberts always vibes off first impressions whether it’s art or men. Sexy photographer Quentin Davis' focus is always on his next assignment leaving no room for long-term relationships or commitments. When love and aspirations collide, heartbreak seems inevitable, until Quentin realizes he can’t picture a life without Avery.
SERIES ROMANCE |4| Anamaria Akins
REVIEW:
Having been reared by a prominent family, Avery
Roberts has no need to work, but her desire to make it on her own will
not allow her to use her family’s connections. With her first big art
show underway for her new artist she encounters sexy and handsome
Quentin Davis.
Unattached world renowned photojournalist Quentin
Davis travels the world dating women from all walks of life with no long
term commitments. Upon meeting Avery who quickly gets the nickname “Ice
Queen” from Quentin and his friends, Malik, Sage and Dante. They propose
Quentin with a $50 bet in order to try and win her over. Quentin accepts
and begins the journey of chipping away at her cold exterior. A deep
love develops, taking them to new levels; With their lives mixing in
ways they never thought possible, which makes it impossible for their
relationship to survive.
The smooth flow of the dialogue and the detailed
description of the settings of New York City , helps the reader develop
an understanding for all main and supporting characters, and issues
within the novel. The characters are very down to earth and genuine.
They show their true feelings without hesitation and are very loyal and
caring to each other.
PLAYING FOR KEEPS is a well–seasoned enjoyable
read, that I recommend for others. I look forward to the next
installment of the Orphan series.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 1st April 2008