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Thursday, September 19, 2013
Synopsis:
One kind deed can change your life forever...
Brynn Tomlin could never afford to follow her heart. But when she sees a stranger shivering in the snow outside of the college library, an inexplicable urge leads her to buy him a hot cup of coffee. It's just a small act of kindness, a few words of conversation. Brynn should be focusing on her finals, after all, not on the man who looked up at her gratefully with piercing blue eyes.
He could have been anyone - a janitor on break, a graduate student, a bum. But the man standing outside in the cold turns out to be Dr. Eliot Herceg, one of the most brilliant minds in mathematics and heir to a fortune. After years of reclusive isolation, he now finds his heart awakening to the kind girl whose name he does not know.
Brynn has spent her life trying to forget her desires, and Eliot's deep wounds have taken nearly a decade to heal. After so much hurt, will either of them be able to open their hearts again?
Excerpt:
Before my mother died, she told me stories. I sat on her lap and listened to her spin golden fairy tales through the air. We never had much, but I didn't notice the cracks in our plaster walls when she talked about Cinderella putting on her crystal slippers and waltzing all night with Prince Charming.
"Once upon a time"...the stories always begin the same way, but from these beginnings my mother wove new tales that danced in all directions of the compass. She told me stories of castles and dragons, stories of men who flew above the clouds to reach the sun and gods who rained jealous fury upon their rivals. Stories of lovers whose passion rose above earthly desire and changed their fate to a different end than the world had meant for them. Stories of hope and of death.
None of those stories were true, but mine is.
My review:
This was not at all what I expected. I came in thinking this was going to be a typical fairytale. You know young girl that lacks finances finds her handsome prince. What I got was a young college student, struggling to make ends meet, finds her handsome professor that has major issues in his own life. There were several different stories involved in one story. It had some great aspects that took me to places I have never been before. I am not a math person but I almost felt like I learned a little about math and music. The characters were pretty well rounded and the plot pulled me right through the story. This would definitely be something I would recommend to my fellow romantics. It made me cry, laugh and so much more. I think my favorite part was the journey. She traveled to places I have only dreamed about.
About the author:
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Aubrey Rose lives in sunny San Diego, where she likes to lay around in a hammock reading her favorite romances. When she's not writing steamy stories, she can be found dancing naked in front of the mirror to Abba while her cat watches disdainfully.
buy link: Amazon
If you would like a review or a beta reader please email me at leanneherrera@gmail.com
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