Gerri Hill

Cassie Parker has grown used to denying her sexuality. Her father, the Reverend Parker, has made that a necessity. When Cassie meets Luke Winston, she can no longer deny her attraction to women, or more accurately - to Luke. Will Cassie choose life without family or life without love?

Artist's Dream

Tess

This was a very pleasing story. Once again the character development and interaction are spotlighted here, as in other books by this author. Though the progression of the two protagonists was a bit fast to be remotely believable.

I was extremely pleased in the beginning to learn that one of our main characters was a recovering alcoholic that didn't drink. I thought maybe for once we'd be spared the wine drinking in every scene that often has me wondering if i'm the only lesbian that doesn't drink wine. unfortunately, not far into the book the other characters show complete lack of consideration and drink wine every time they get together, every time they eat, even upon waking up. wtf. unfortunately it's not just this author. it seems all lesfic author insist we become wine drinkers.

Despite those few annoyances, i would still highly recommend this book. The description of the artists and what they did, the carvings, the paintings, the beauty of the architecture, was all very enjoyable to read about. And as mentioned in the other reviews, the emotional turmoil that lingers with Cassie from her upbringing, is sure to resound in many readers. The editing also appears to be much better than some of her other books.
4.5 stars, enjoyable read overall.

Artist's Dream

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