Kissing Another Grimaldi by K.Z. Riman

Kelsey is a single mom. 6 years ago she was dating her college sweetheart, Seth. He was tragically killed in a car accident before she could tell him that she was pregnant with his son, Sean. She had a feeling He was going to propose,
and He was, he had the engagement ring with him, which she now wears.
Scott, Seth’s twin brother, has always liked Kelsey, even when she was dating Seth.
Due to financial strain, Kelsey moves herself and her son in with Scott’s Mother and Father. Who are excited to have their grandson living with them.
The author uses each chapter to go from Kelsey to Scott’s points-of-view, I liked that, We get to see what happens for both characters. Most books are from one p.o.v. , I liked that K.Z. jumped between each character. It makes for a great and interesting book.
Scott is the V.P. of his Father’s
pharmaceutical company. Scott helps create a drug that saves a very important person later in the book. The company also creates a “sex” drug which is given to Kelsey, but a member of Scott’s company, There is a full chapter all about that.
Scott has some trouble accepting Sean because of his feelings for Kelsey, but luckily by the end of the book he has to deal with Sean first hand, and overcomes his troubles. Kelsey goes away to take some much needed medicine to “little boys and girls who need it”. Alicia, Scott’s cousin who we meet with her
twin brother Keiffer in the beginning of the book, accompanies Kelsey.

I give the book 3 out of 5 hearts. The currency used in the book is a creolle, which I have never heard of, nor do I know the convergence to American dollars. Also the Genre is Erotica and the Heat Rating is a 4, I do not agree with those. Yes there are some sex scenes in the book, but not, in my opinion, racy enough to be considered an erotica book. I would only give it a Heat Rating of a 2, due to the sex scenes, I was not that hot !

Disclaimer:
I received a complimentary copy of the book from __the author__in exchange for an honest review. This review is my own opinion and not a paid review.