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Driven
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Driven
Delora Daye
4.0 (1)
Contemporary Romance
Romantic Comedy
Pages
251
Published
2013
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Tense
Romantic
Love Triangle
Forced Proximity
Slow Burn
Prose complexity 1/10
Content warnings (2)
Sexual Content
Substance Abuse
Genres, subjects and places
Contemporary Romance, Romantic Comedy
Genres
Contemporary Romance
Romantic Comedy
Characters
Jules Davenport, Jon Priest, Raphael Garcia
Jules Davenport
Protagonist
Jon Priest
Supporting
Raphael Garcia
Supporting
All characters in Driven
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About the author
Delora Daye
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Delora Daye
Contemporary Romance · Romantic Comedy
Nadene
Originally posted at http://satinsheetsromance.blogspot.com/2013/09/nadenes-satin-sheets-romance-review-of.html This is my first time reading this author's work and it has been definitely a worthwhile experience. Driven is a contemporary romantic suspense which is set in the city of New York. I found this to be an easy read a and I found it quite difficult to put it down as I was eager to find out what was going to happen next. I was curious as to whom the stalker was and so I was compelled to keep turning the pages. There were quite a number of possible suspects which helped to make the story a nail biting one. It was not a unique story but it sure had the necessary ingredients required of romantic suspense to hold my attention. The characters fitted the story quite well. My favourite is Adrien who happens to be an artist/chauffeur. It was while working as a chauffeur that he met Jules who would become his love interest. The chemistry between these two was hot and sizzling. Jules is a super model who wants to one day leave the world of modelling to start her own business. Jules and Adrien's relationship was not a smooth one. Not only was it being affected by a stalker it also had to stand the test of Adrien's manipulative ex-girlfriend. There were times when I was put off by Jules behaviour in each of these situations. She acted very naive and at times quite childish. Overall this was great read and I am looking forward to more from this author.