Blurb
Evan Hermes traded in romance for pragmatism when he suggested marriage at their New Year’s Eve party to his girlfriend Kitt Preston. It was a “suggestion” which wasn’t well received by the love of his life. Though it’s taken him most of the year to figure out the perfect proposal, this time romance is front and center to obtain a yes!
Kitt has been in love with Evan ever since he asked her out during their first year of college. Tall, handsome, and a family man, Evan is the kind of person that most women would be falling over themselves to marry…but not her. Kitt is only willing to say yes to a marriage proposal that is worthy of their love and years together.
I enjoy this short story. It was packed full of fun. The story was a simple love story. Kitt and Evan love is the true love that we all look for and you see this through this short. All us females dream of having the man in our life knowing just what we dream of happening when asked that all important question, but let’s face it that not always going to happen. This was the problem Kitt was dealing with.
I love the plot to this book, so there was no fail there. What I did find that I had a hard time with was that the book was trying to put too much in this short. I would like to have seen it a little longer and the story a little longer to spread the story out and not feel so crammed together. I felt at times the story was jumping from point to point a little too fast which made the story seem crammed. I do feel that if the story was extended out a little that I would have enjoy it a lot more than I did. I’m looking forward to reading more of Keshia’s work. She has some wicked talent.
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