Ya know, the biggest complaint I've seen so far for Foster's newest is that her hero is just a little too awesome. And ... well, I kinda get it. Dash is charming, attractive, smart, and caring. He comes to town, is charmed by Amber's awkwardness with him, and starts an assault to get her attention that is so adorable. He also starts wooing the people of the town just because he's that darn awesome. There's very little fault to find with him so, while that makes a great romance hero, it does make him just a tad too perfect to be real. That doesn't stop him from being a great book boyfriend though!

Amber is also pretty great on her own. She's a central figure in her town and takes the time to show people that someone cares. She's a little nervous about Dash because he's so big and she needs (or so she thinks) someone a little more quiet. But it doesn't take long for him to show her she's wrong and they make a great (and giving) couple.

There's very little drama to be found here but a lot of heart and heat. Dash and Amber together are sweet but they also set the bed on fire. If you like big characters, small town charm, and a lot of spice on your way to finding HEA, Foster always delivers.

Sweet, Sexy Heart is a stand-alone in an interconnected series but can be read by itself. You'll likely find hints to a few stories that you'll want to add to your TBR pile though so this is your warning :)

(I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.)