The Crush by Sandra Brown
Wick Threadgill, an ex-cop, got interested in watching over Rennie Newton, a surgeon who was a suspect in the murder of another doctor, Dr. Howell. Common bad person is Lozada, a contract killer who killed Joe, Wick’s brother. They stayed together and fell in love. They need to eliminate Lozada to be truly together. Nice plot.
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Kiss Me While I Sleep by Linda Howard
I love the complications in the story and how everything were connected towards the end. Lucas Swain and Lily Mansfield are suited for each other and I just hope they stay healthy to be able to live longer.
This is Jonathan Kellerman’s 30th Alex Delaware and Milo Sturgis book.
I have probably read almost all the early books in this series till book #20, in paperback. I’ve also read Petra Connor series. One of the things I have noticed about these books is the gore. There is that certain despondency (?) that I feel when I read these books. There is always that Filipina/Filipino character. There are always those trips to dusty and almost abandoned places or inner city streets where the brave won’t dare go even during daytime.
I even had a hard time understanding the correlation of the characters actions that led to the cases. It was somehow forced. I hope JK is not mellowing down.
I’d still read those I haven’t read though because I enjoy how the train of thoughts and the explanations for behavior exhibited are done.
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The Tycoon Meets His Match by Barbara Benedict is a light read. Nothing spectacular about it though I did enjoy the plot: road trip on a shoe string budget, having a company managed by a younger brother you don’t really trust and then there’s this being with the person one does not really are about at first. Quite intriguing.
Plot: Best friend decides not to marry her groom and disappears. Best friend and groom look all over for the girl but ends up liking each other instead. How? Read the book.
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Sins of a Wicked Duke (The Penwich School for Virtuous Girls, #1) by Sophie Jordan is a wonderful book.
When I wrote the book title in my list of books that I have read (Yes, I do have a list which needs to be uploaded to my Goodreads account ASAP) I wrote this: I love this book and how the words were stringed together.
“I wish for adventure. I wish to matter. I wish for a home.”
Fallon is lovable despite her trying to be tough which is understandable because of how difficult her life was. Dom is a wicked rake. Together they sizzle amidst questions on how that can happen since Fallon is a footman at his home. The book did not disappoint.
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