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Since Zach Jensen lost his lover, he’s
devoted his time to his bookstore and coffee bar. He’s
trying to live his life, but he’s not over his grief. Then
his business partner—his lover’s sister—hires Keith Harte to
work the coffee bar. Zach’s instantly attracted to Keith
against his will, but is determined to resist his
attraction.
Keith Harte has been living with
dangerous secrets for a long time now. He wants to keep his
job at the coffee bar and be with Zach, but he’s afraid.
His past could intrude at any minute…
The Shape of a Heart is a sweet story of
finding love and regaining happiness. I could sympathize
with the grief-stricken Zach, even when he was being a
jerk. His guilt over feeling something for someone new was
heart-wrenching. Keith was also likeable. He’s sweet,
caring, and surprisingly strong, despite the secret that has
torn his life apart. The love scenes are hot, and the
conflicts are interesting. The only thing I didn’t like was
the overuse of a certain “s” word meaning promiscuous
person, but that might not bother other readers. Overall, I
really enjoyed The Shape of a Heart. |
