Review: Good Cop Bad Cop
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2013
India Moore is a Country & Western Singer who has achieved fame, fortune, and a stalker.  After a night out with friends, she finds herself running for her life and ends up hiding on a boat.  After being discovered the next day and treated like the stowaway she is with no special treatment, she realizes she is in the safest place she could be ... with a Good Cop and a Bad Cop, Jose and Dillon, whose reputations precede them in their real life roles.  The trio enjoys the R&R; on the ocean blue in some new and exciting ways.This book gives new meaning to "quick and dirty" and was an enjoyable, quick, and steamy read.  I enjoyed the plot of the book and was surprised by the villain.  I had someone else pegged in the beginning.  It should be noted there were two authors, but I couldn't tell which one was writing what part personally, so that was great for continuity.  One issue I had was that India is a Country & Western singer, but she seems more diva from Cali who has never broken a nail instead of country girl with a great voice and a story to tell.  Considering anyone can make it in the music industry in real life, that is fine, but when you type-cast someone it should be closer to reality.  As a smut lover who loves it when sex comes together easily, the quickness of the sex and the combinations they enjoy doesn't detract from the story or truly seem far-fetched to me.  It felt like they could have come together on dry land if that was how the story was told - the sex was believable for me and would make you wish you had stowed away as well.  With this trio, there were endless possibilities.I look forward to reading other works by both of these authors.  I was given a preview copy in exchange for an honest review.  Definitely a great beach, girl's trip getaway, or run from the kids for an hour or two read.reviewed by Mustang Sallybook provided by author for the purpose of an honest review