Conveniently Yours (Titans Of Manhattan BOOK 1) by Anise Storm – Review by Lorrene Huisman

Conveniently Yours by Anise Storm
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wow just wow! This was such a good book, it was very well written, how could I not love it!? The writing knew ow to draw you in and make you really fall for these characters, the author did a wonderful job at making this story and the characters come to life!

I really enjoyed going to the deep end reading about Paisley and Archer. Both characters needed something that the other could give. Paisley-loved her right off the bat, especially how she cared so much for her mom, she was a good hearted characters and I instantly felt for her. Archer sees a way to gain what he wants in terms of money, he will help out Paisley in terms of an agreement for marriage and not to fall one another. I mean not like they have history, they knew each other way back when, but memories you made as children don’t follow you into the future years later does it? This should be easy for these two souls who are nothing alike right?

At first glance I thought Archer came off as a high almighty jerk. I was wrong though. Beneath his surface was a sweet man, one that had glued his puzzles back together so much, he ran out of glue and the pieces looked kind of sloppy at this point. He had a lot of character development, and I began very quickly from first glance to understand him, as well as admire him in different ways. Paisley changed as well, she trusted Archer more and opened up more. Their development not only as characters, but really as a potential couple, despite what they agreed on was really realistic to me. Well done on this writing!

Amazing read, and for me the developments all over this book that happened with the plot, the characters, as even the side characters, greatly contributed to this wonderful book. I was s happy and nose deep in reading, loved the hot steam coming off this book! The story was very real as I have said, and the book played out perfectly well. Defiantly a must read, and yes I do highly recommend you read it!

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