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Love Untouched (2013)

by Anne Leigh(Favorite Author)

4.13 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Anne Leigh Productions

series

Unexpected

review 1: What a great way to end a series, I really enjoyed this book. I sure wish I knew about these last year when I read the first one. I'm so glad I go research the books I have read every so often, if not, I would have never known about #2 and #3. I think I liked Kieran and Brynn just as much as Zander and Sedona. The whole story was great, it all tied in together perfect. And we still got to hear about Zander and Sedona.Only thing I suggest is a spin-off, and give us the rest of the story, about Kieran and Brynn ending like Zander and Sedona, but she will have a nice, huge, massive, dream of a kitchen :)))They were so perfect together in more ways than one. And maybe a story of Milo (even though he acted like an asshat) at one point and Ava, because something has to be there... more, I was actually expecting it to happen before the book ended, and was a little shocked that it didn't.Thank you Anne Leigh for the Unexpected Series. Loved it!!!
review 2: Love Untouched is Romeo and Juliet meets the Summer Olympics. You can find love in the most unusual places; by the pool, in the ER. So singletons always keep your eyes peeledI am a sucker for love at first sight stories and the attraction between Brynn and Kieran was instantaneous. But Brynn is the little sister of Kieran’s biggest rival and this is a big problem. I also love the swim-centric focus of the book. It is a sport that I haven’t seen much in the romance genre and I really liked the inside info. Brynn and Kieran are both beguiling and well rounded characters. Their backstorys are compelling and intriguing and are a seamless part of the story. Milo, Brynn’s brother, plays a major part in the story. He is all sorts of arrogant and egotistical and his relationship with Brynn is intense. They are very close as far as siblings go and when Kieran enters the picture it definitely throws things askew. I didn’t really buy the animosity between Kieran and Milo. The old incident between them didn’t seem worthy for such loathing and I think it made Milo seem extremely childish, immature and unlikeable. The pace is even and smooth and only dips into a bit of sappy goodness once (poetry recitation is not one of my fave page fillers). The conflict and its resolution is only a smidge unbelievable (aren’t high performance athletes overly diligent about their intake, especially during competition?) and it comes to a very tidy conclusion (maybe too tidy). But I think I saw where this could spin off into a story with more Milo and a certain BFF, which I would love to see unfold. All told I really enjoyed this story and recommend it to all love at first sight lovers. less

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