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NEW REVIEW: Gwyneth Bolton - At First Kiss

At First Kiss (Kimani Romance)Gwyneth Bolton
At First Kiss
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5 out of 5 books


After 10 years, Troy Singleton and Jasmine "Jazz" Stewart are still at each other's throat. When their best friends got married 10 years ago, Jazz thought Troy was the sexiest, most arrogant man she had ever met. Troy thought Jazz was a real looker but not worth all the drama. Even though Troy thinks Jazz is one of the most annoying women he knows, when he sees her in distress, he comes to her aid. According to the will of Jazz's recently deceased mother, she has got to get married in order to claim her inheritance. Jazz, a self proclaimed serial dater, has not given her heart to any man and Troy, a player to the end, will never give up his player card. When these two marry for convenience, they both enter a world that is both foreign and intriguing. Will Jazz and Troy be able to overcome all the obstacles that are thrown at them and make their marriage of convenience one that can last a lifetime?

At First Kiss by Gwyneth Bolton is a great read. Bolton is a writer that does a excellent job of developing primary and secondary characters. All of the characters in this book are very likable and help draw you into the story. She also develops the plot and setting in a way that keeps you turning page after page to see what will happen next. There was also a humorous aspect between the main characters that has you routing for their relationship to survive.  I highly recommend At First Kiss.

Reviewed by Tenecia for Urban Reviews

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