Erickson's characters are well-drawn for what they are and their feelings and actions drive the plot. Switching perspective between the two main characters keeps the story moving forward at a comfortable pace and the sex scenes are wonderfully steamy. In fact, I was listening to this novel on Kindle text-to-voice while driving and almost had to turn it off for being too distracting.My only note -- and this is minor -- is that the charity set up didn't make complete sense to me. You can't set up a charity home to keep kids out of foster care -- it would just be foster care in a group setting. It didn't really detract from the book -- it was just obvious that Erickson was looking for something to lend depth to the characters.I would certainly read Erickson's other novels.
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