Sense of Adventure Kindle Edition

Wow! What a great find! As you may be aware, there is no lack of Romance novels on the market. I've made my share of one click mistakes finding myself deeply disappointed after reading the first couple of chapters. This is NOT one of those mistakes. Claire Davon has done a remarkable job of crafting this story. It is worth far more than the Amazon price.

The writing is flawless. This is NOT one of those books that are riddled with typos and ridiculous sentence structures or incomplete thoughts. It is exceptionally well-written (how I expect books to be written, you know, well edited, proper spelling and punctuation, etc). The author took her time with character development, allowing me to really feel as if I knew Hunter and Gina. I found Gina to be relatable in so many ways and I couldn't help but lust after Hunter from the very first chapter.

Miss Davon's writing vividly painted the scenes in my head. Truly, I was completely absorbed from beginning to end. I could feel the chemistry between Gina and Hunter and felt all of their emotions as they struggled with their own personal issues. This book has absolutely everything for me... Impeccably well written, unique and well crafted story line, well developed and characters who you REALLY want to see end up together.

"Sense of Adventure" drew me into the adventure and gave me a mental escape that only great books have to power to do For that, this book is more than worthy of five stars. You will not regret purchasing this book. Definitely a wonderful read. I have already purchased Miss Davon's newest book, "Beginning Time" and look forward to getting started on it tonight!

After her Father passes away doing something daring, riding a bull, Gina is completely turned off anything that might require her pulse rate to go up. Well, that is until she meets Hunter, who is into extreme sports. In the beginning of the story,Gina just thinks he is crazy and Hunter just thinks she is a prude. They feel a strong connection towards each other and even though they are complete opposites they can't help themselves.

Their road to love has many trails, Gina's mother being one of them. Having been hurt many times by Gina's father, she warns Gina about Hunter. Hunter and Gina having things from their past that impacts their presents, but will it effect their future together.

This book is full of passion, fun, adventure, and very witty. The author has cleverly spun a story you really can get into; I loved all the characters even Gina's mom. I felt an instant connection between Gina and Hunter, I could see each of their perspectives and I rooted for them.

Hunter Dillon is a former extreme sports jock turned successful business man, is sexy, rich and spoiled. Gina Taylor is an idealist who sees the good in everyone and has no fashion sense. Hunter finds himself drawn to her, and her innocence. This was an wonderful love story, I loved this book and i deeply recomend it!

thought it was a pretty good read, not too impressed but still good, at least they ended up together after all

In “Sense of Adventure” by Claire Davon, Gina is conservative and unlikely to take any risks. She is focused on her career, and a new client falls into her lap- an important client, an extreme sports enthusiast named Hunter. Gina and Hunter try to fight their attraction, because he wants to be involved with an idealist as much as she wants to be involved with a dare devil. It is also a fact that Hunter doesn't do relationships. The chemistry between them is too much, and they give it a go, but some secrets from the past and sticky situations trip them up after Hunter decides having a relationship may not be that bad after all.

I liked the relationship between Gina's teenage brother and Hunter. I didn't like Gina's mother, but she played an important role in the story. She had been burned by Gina's father too many times and she was trying to protect Gina from the same thing in her strange shrewish way. I found it hard to like the relationship between Hunter and Gina because of the constant talk about the differences in their lifestyles and Gina's insecurities about it. Gina seemed more like a high school student than a grown woman. It grated after a while. There were a few sweet scenes, but too many were over the top for me, too mushy. Claire Davon's interesting angle and unique story line including the extreme sports venue kept me reading til the end. “Sense of Adventure” was a quick and light read.

I was given a copy of this book for free in exchange for an honest review.