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A Sip Of You (The Epicurean) (2013)

by Sorcha Grace(Favorite Author)

4.26 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

series

The Epicurean

review 1: Lots and lots of sex. This book really didn't have much plot to it because it was overrun with sex. And Catherine, wow, talk about hot and cold. She couldn't stay mad at William if she wanted. Because the second she set eyes on him, she forgets why she's mad and immediately jumps his bones. I love William and Catherine, but Catherine has too many hangups and she runs so hot and cold, it's crazy. As a reader, I can't even tell what's up from down. I get serious whiplash. I definitely enjoyed the first book more, but I am excited to read the third book in the series and see how everything turns out. Maybe there will be a little less sex and more story the next time.
review 2: ReviewI read #1 over a year ago now and i adored it, it was the perfect mix of sex and f... moreood..so when i realized i hadnt read two, i got straight on it. Straight away i was taken back into the world of Stormy Eyes with Sorchas fantastic description from the clothes the couple wear to the beautiful food they indulge in. We carry on from book #1 and now, well Catherine & Williams relationship has changed and taken on a new level. We meet them as they are tying to deal with that. When William gets some news and has to leave town, Catherine heads with him feeling overwhelmed by his wealth but dedicated to him. Throw in a few hard days and a vanishing William and i felt like i wanted to bang my head against the wall repeatedly. William is still as mysterious and sexy as ever, and still blowing hot and cold leaving both me, and Catherine in turmoil. I felt in limbo alot of the book, and was unsure how the realtionship would develop. Because frankly William is Frustrating.Catherine is still as strong and independant and focused on her work as ever, which i love as i didnt want her to lose herself in the relationship with such a strong character as William. When the pair do head out of town, she bumps into a familiar face, one she didn't really want too see. Catherine then spends far too much time over analyzing where she should go from there and i just wanted to shake her by the shoulders and tell her to embrace the relationship.This book was far better than #1 in my opinion, i found myself both swooning, frustrated and a little bit hungry. Sorchas writing once again was fantastic, and in desperation i may have tweeted her to find out when book #3 is out, because quite frankly the cliffhanger it was left on, did not leave me impressed!! less

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