Review: Four Kisses - Bonnie Dee

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Review: Four Kisses - Bonnie Dee - October 2011

You never forget your first kiss as it's the one that you will always remember, just like first loves. My first kiss was when I was 9 years old with my best friend Daniel Roberts. In Four Kisses by Bonnie Dee , we meet Jen Adams and Drake Malinson as their paths first cross when Jen is hanging at the beach with her friends and is thirteen years old. Then they go their separate ways as they never travel in the same groups. She is an academic and he is a druggie . The next time they come across each other is the night of Junior Prom and Jen has just found her boyfriend with another chick and somehow she finds herself by the end of the night in Drake's arms once again. They share an amazing night together and then again they go their separate ways. Again years pass , this time Jen is in her 20's and working as a Public Attorney and finds herself with a case file for a "Drake Malinson". He has been pulled up on Drug charges and selling. The two meet and again they have chemistry that pulls them together. This is the third kiss before he heads to prison and Jen in her direction. Once more years pass and Jen is now working for the DA State and out on her coffee break when she runs into Drake - this time he is in a suit and looks amazing - gone is the old druggie troublesome Drake and here is Businessman Drake. The pair share their fourth kiss and this time will they share kisses forever or will they miss their chance once again ?
This was such a lovely story and reminded me of the book by Cecelia Ahern "Love Rosie aka Where Rainbows End" which is just about to be made into a movie. 

 

 


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