His Every Kiss by Laura Lee Guhrke

His Every Kiss by Laura Lee Guhrke

Because the book I began yesterday is a bit long and will take me a few days, I decided to take a small break and read a romance novel today, because I hadn't read one in a while. I selected Laura Lee Guhrke's His Every Kiss. This is the third book of hers I've read, and this one is definitely my favorite so far (although she has another out this month which looks excellent as well).

The hero is Dylan Moore, a renown composer who, due to an accident, suffers from tinnitus, a condition which causes ringing in one's ears. I really liked his character, as well as the heroine. I thought Guhrke's inclusion of a child character worked really well -- I think it's difficult for authors to hit the perfect balance of making a young character charmingly precocious and not just irritating, but the character of Isabel was very charming, and some of the sweetest scenes were between she and Dylan.

I’ll have to phone my mom to see if she’s already purchased Guhrke’s newest, She's No Princess, which features Dylan's elder brother as the hero. If mom has already read it, I'll have to wait till Christmas break to read it.