Review - December Rain by A.L. Goulden

Title: December Rain by A.L. Goulden

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Publication Date: November 25th, 2014

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Genre: Contemporary Romance

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Summary:  

Monica and Alex Waters have spent that last few months working to repair a broken marriage and rekindle their passion. Just as they start finding their spark, Quinn Matthews and his escalating career resurfaces, but this time Alex makes the decision to let Monica go.

The devastation of losing her high school sweetheart, her home, and even her dog twists Monica down a destructive path that alienates her from her closest friends and lands her on Quinn’s couch. Despite her efforts to resist jumping into his arms again, the spark between them reignites and sweeps her away on a whirlwind holiday adventure. She finds that falling in love with Quinn’s family and lifestyle is as easy as falling for his ocean colored eyes. The problem is that it’s all too easy, and when she sees that Quinn’s reinvented life has completely shifted towards her dreams, she starts to question whether he’s too good to be true.

Quinn has a secret that was never meant to be kept this long, but will Monica be able to trust another man who’s lied? And now that Quinn’s got his happily ever after in sight, he’s not about to let her go or share her with another man.

Review:   

I have received this book as part of a blog tour in exchange of an honest review.

First of all, I liked the characters in this book. The men are, of course, all amazing and Monica, despite all her flaws and bad decisions is a really good character. She’s a wreck sometimes but I think that’ understandable given the circumstances she’s faced with.

I think the author did a great job when it comes to describing the characters emotions and making the readers relate to them.

All in all, December Rain is a very well-written book with a steamy and sensual element to it. The plot is interesting and develops at a nice pace.

If you like erotic contemporary romances, I think you might like this one. 

Rating: Worth Your Time (4 Stars)