by Roxanne St. Claire
An interesting story with some exciting action but I didn't like the progress of the romance, the key element of trust was not developing. Sage questions her roommate's suicide and gets involved with Johnny when she investigates the situation.
Take Me Tonight -- Roxanne St. Claire Book 3 of Bullet Catchers series 2007 Release -- Pocket Books Adult, Romantic Suspense, Mystery, Bodyguards I'm going to call it what it is and say that I had a few superficial reasons for anticipating the third installation of the Bullet Catchers series, Take M...
Sooo…I quite liked Sage, she was tenacious and wouldn't let go of a story, Johnny was a bit dim – way too much "ask no questions" for my liking although his cookery skills won him awards.The story, whilst being wildly different to the previous ones, still appeared to follow the same pattern of havin...
I've been reading Roxanne St. Claire's Bullet Catchers books out of order, so I was looking forward to reading Johnny's story, since he made such an impression on me in other BC books. He did not disappoint. He's an interesting hero in that he wants to protect his principal (Sage, the heroine) and t...
This was pretty good. It kept me entertained enough to look for the next book in the Bullet Catchers series.
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