Romance for Every World: REVIEW: T.A. Foster's Kissing Eden

This was a really cute read. It reminds me of one of those books that you read while lounging on the beach. The problem is, I'm not lounging on the beach and I have snow banks pretty much everywhere.

The heroine, Eden has the worst luck ever and at first it started out as a poor-me style of book, but then it got better. I wasn't instantly in love with the hero, Grey, but he grew on me, much did Eden and the plot.

The writing was good. It didn't have a ton of description, which was good and bad. I don't like pages of description, but I do enjoy the odd paragraph. A few times the dialogue felt a little stilted, but overall it was a well-written book.

While this book didn't wow me, I did enjoy it. It was a fun, light and sexy read. I'd give the book 3.5 stars.

* I received an ARC for an honest read. *

BOOK DESCRIPTION:

Have you ever thought of taking a vacation alone? I mean step on a plane, check into your hotel, and lie on the beach completely and utterly alone. No? Me either, but then right before senior spring break I got dumped.

Something about break ups makes you do things you didn’t want to do, and try things you didn’t know you were capable of.

That’s how I ended up at the Palm Palace.
That’s how I met Grey.
That’s how my spring break turned into the most unforgettable week of my life.

T.A. Foster's Bio:

T.A. Foster once spent a month-long spring break on South Padre Island, where she soaked in the Texas sun, beach, and learned what real Texas country music is. Sometimes fiction does spring from reality.

She grew up catching rays and chasing waves along the North Carolina Outer Banks and now resides in the state with her adventurous pilot husband, two children, and two canine kiddos.

T.A. has an undergraduate degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a graduate degree in Educational Psychology from Texas A&M University. When she’s not chasing her two-legged and four-legged children or trying to escape for date night, you can find her reading, writing, or planning her next beach trip.