Warning: This book includes mature content such as: sexual content, and/or drug and/or alcohol use, and/or violence. Too Hot to Handle by Victoria Dahl Series: Jackson Hole #2 Published by Harlequin HQN on 26 March 2013 Genres: Adult, Contemporary, Romance Pages: 320 Format: Kindle Source: Kindle ...
La trama no es tan entretenida como la de sus otras series ni su masculino lo genial que fueron los demás ...Sin embargo , sigue siendo Dahl y eso quiere decir :-Cero chistes homofóbicos (al fin una autora de romance que no hace chistes ofensivos hacia la comunidad LGBT! )-Una femenina querible y de...
Eh. Maybe I'm not a fan of the conflict of interest trope. But the entire plot of this book is based on something that the hero should have just spit out to the heroine on page one. Oh well. #1 in this series was much better...
There was a moment in the middle of this book that I wasn't sure I bought the conflict, but the end pulled it together perfectly. Can't talk about how much I loved this book without spoilers, but I'll just say that Merry is probably my favourite heroine of all time. Shane's okay too. ;)
Money.Lies.Deceit.Merry came to Jackson, Wyoming to work on preserving and restoring the ghost town Providence.Shane is in town to fight for his inheritance. He got the land, now he wants the money.Merry and Shane are at odds. He knows this, she doesn’t. She thinks he just a carpenter and hires him ...
Full review published here: http://www.brazenbookworm.com/2013/05/book-review-too-hot-to-handle-by.htmlReally liked this one - tops among the Dahl books I've read. Great heroine and hero, interesting plot, very hot, very funny.
This story was okay. It had the common theme of a hero who doesn't want commitment and in this case he was even her secret opponent but the story picked up when she finally woke up and got assertive. Merry is hired to set up a historical museum town and hires construction worker Shane to renovate.
Some laugh-out-loud moments and great sex scenes, plus a heroine who's more complicated than she appears at first glance. I think Dahl's books would appeal to Susan Elizabeth Phillips fans.
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