Somewhat ridiculous plot - very soap-opera - but the characters and the seriously red-hot chemistry make up for it here. Has one of my all-time favorite love scenes.
Pushing the boundaries of my willing suspension of disbelief. Chemistry was decent, story was okay, but the crazy double-back of the bad guy really threw me out of the story.
Too much going on and pretty close to some squick factors. But, the characters and chemistry save it from being a train-wreck.
classic category romance. Seriously alpha hero, spunky heroine, looming danger. Well-executed and fun read.
I love John Medina - I do. But this book was kind of... half-hearted. I just didn't get the alpha-awesome of Medina I wanted here.
Not a big fan of this one. Didn't dig the first person, and didn't really dig the heroine. I just didn't find her particularly...likeable.
One of her better new ones. I liked the characters in this one - even if I thought the hero deserved a hard kick in the 'nads.
Possibly one of my fave romances of all time. I love all the characters - even the bad guys. Plus, it's set in New Orleans - what could be better?
Okay, my romance background ruined a big chunk of the suspense of this book for me - but not all of it. Child writes a nice, spare thriller. The characters felt (mostly) real, and I completely cheered at the end.
it was good, but...well, I had issues. Mostly with wanting to smack characters around. But it was definitely an engaging and worth-it read.
Fascinating premise. Definitely can see why it's a classic. Ender as a character is interesting and complex, and the situation in which he finds himself only makes things more intense. Great read.
Fun, interesting concept. I like the idea of the infamous woman who is completely misunderstood, so this story really appeals.
I loved the hero in this one. There were definite moments I wanted to smack the heroine, but that was part of her character growth, so it worked. Fun read, but difficult for some readers, I think. The heroine definitely has a past, and some readers seem to have some difficulty really empathizing with her.