Never Say Never

Well written, believeable characters, interesting from start to finish. Just the right blend of humor and drama. Just damn fine work.

I tucked my kids in, grabbed the coffee pot and headed for the recliner about 9pm. Two decaf pots later, I finished this wonderful book about a lesbian who falls in love with a "straight" co-worker. Leslie Howard is afraid of breaking the cardinal rule (Never get involved with a straight woman), and fights the undeniable attraction she feels toward Sara Stevens. Sara sends mixed signals, especially when she finds out Leslie is gay. This book is well-written. Yes, there is profanity, but it is used appropriately. I fell in love with the characters. It was hard not to cry for Leslie, get angry with Sara, or empathize with their friends and co-workers. I was sad to see it end.

This book was exceptionally written! I don't like to give away the plot of a book like I've seen in other reviews. This book is definately what you are looking for in this catagory. The characters are well developed. Don't let the slightly slow start get you down.

I found my self really getting into the book! I found my self connecting with Leslie and cheering when Sara came back! The characters seemed so real to me! I felt as if they were a part of my Life. I Loved the book!

Even though this book was published in 1996, it is still one of the best comtemporary romance novels I've read in a long time. The characters are believable and the storyline has several twists and turns. Often I found myself saying...I once said that also! I truly recommend this book. You won't be disappointed...