Hart of the Storm Review

Title: Hart of the Storm 

Author: Syke Turner 

Genre: Adult Romance  

Release Date: May 31, 2017

Hosted by: Buoni Amici Press, LLC. 

Amberlee Hart has always had it easy. Her beauty and ability to sing like a Siren have made her a star in Louisiana. Though her dreams are much bigger than “the boot.” Jeb Storm has always been a tortured soul, judged for his upbringing. Music has always been his escape. While driving to the most important audition of his life, Jeb stops to help a woman in distress. Amberlee instantly recognizes the “boy from the wrong side of the tracks” who frequented her thoughts "way back when". Forgotten attraction is rekindled and a relationship is formed. Passion wars with beautiful music as both pursue their dreams. There can be only one star. Will the man who's always had to fight for everything in his life forfeit his dream for the one thing he’s never had… love? Will the woman who's never doubted she'd find fame compromise her dreams for the perfect man? Can love conquer the Hart of the Storm?

***Review***

Hart of the Storm is a nice and fun read. The characters were fun and driven towards their goals. I found it interesting to read and see the characters move beyond their past.

The story started out interesting although it took a little bit through the first chapter to figure out what was going on and who was who.

The characters were easy to like and root for. Jeb came from the wrong side of the tracks, yet he didn't let it stop him from being successful and following his dreams. Amberlee seems like a sweet and shy woman. She slowly comes out of her shell throughout the story.

There are only two issues I had with the story. One was the excess use of "..." for pauses. The first chapter had a lot and it almost made me stop reading due to the writing quality. The use of "..." decrease significantly after the first few chapters, which made the story easier and better to read. 

The other issue I have with the story is that it wasn't long enough. I wish there was more. I didn't want the story to end. The characters and the friends they made are interesting and fun to read about. I wish there was more with the story after the show took place.

 

 

Skye Turner is an avid reader and an editor turned writer. She attended Southeastern Louisiana University and Louisiana State University where she majored in Mass Communications, centering her studies in Journalism. She lives in small town Louisiana with her husband, 2 kids, and 8 fur babies. When she's not chained to her laptop pounding out sexy stories she can usually be found playing Supermom, reading, gardening (playing in the dirt), or catching up on her family oriented blog.