Check out the highlights on our official review of A FINE LINE by Sue Horsford!
There's a fine line between most things—right and wrong, pleasure and pain, laughter and crying, humor and sarcasm, dominance and submission—and in Sue Horsford's A FINE LINE, there are many and as you read, you might find yourself asking, 'What would you do?' Would you dance back and forth across that line? Would you stick to one side? Or would you throw caution to the wind and obliterate that line taking what's offered and turning it into something exquisite?
Ms. Horsford gives us a slice of life story in that we are made to feel privy to the relationship between Faye and Paul, and then Faye and Gabriel.
Faye's insecurities come across as very real and something I might see in myself or others.
Her relationship with Gabriel progressed at an even pace and their chemistry (especially as compared to her interactions with Paul) was enjoyable to read.
Given the decent length to the story, Faye's seeming insta-decision to become Gabriel's submissive seemed to come too fast and while I don't expect authors to be cautionary in their tales, there were aspects to this story that set off flags for me.
potential spoiler alert: cheating
one of the underlying lessons to be learned from this story (yes, there is at least one) is to 'be true to yourself'.
