by Lisa Marie Rice
Loved this one. A perfect start for the new year challenge. I would have liked 2 more sentences to see what Coop's reaction would be, but this was really one wonderful book.
Comfort re-read and still my favourite LMR. No one does sexy vanilla like this author. A
More like a 3.5. You know... at the beginning, I didn't hold much hope for this book. The h had all the signs of being too stupid to live. She's a witness to a mob hit, is being given a new ID in the witless protection program (spelling intentional), and she's arguing with the guy. Fortunately,...
I'm really enjoying Lisa Marie Rice right now, these books have an old-school Linda Howard feel to them and I'm a sucker for that. Big, strong, inarticulate ex-soldier meets delicate, sophisticated designer and it's lust at first sight. Plus dangerous killers, there have to be killers :)I also love ...
I keep on avoiding Lisa marie rice's book because of its abrupt ending but this book is great I can't resist it...its when you're on the edge of the story, building up the suspense and then Bam! what???that's it, it just take that to end.damn.ooops...but at least the epilogue hold it wheww that was ...
Much like her Midnight books, the story moved quick, packed with action and gun-toting hotties. 'Nough said.
An additional plus in this book, apart from the compelling story, the engaging heroes and the hot sex, was that it was funny as hell.I've said it before. I'm officially hooked on Lisa Marie Rice and her uber-alpha males.
A fun little time waster. Typical LMR priaprism-suffering, love/lust at first sight, protective Alpha hero. What more can i say? Likeable/fun heroine, hot lovescenes. Did spot the villian the minute they appeared and I skimmed alot (particularly the villian povs), but still, its a fun story, worth t...
Still on my LMR kick. I liked this one a lot. It felt different from the other two recent LMR books I recently read (Midnight Man and Dangerous Passion). For one there was a nice undertone of humor throughout the book. Not yuk-yuk funny or anything, but the main character, Julie's, inner dialogu...
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