Review: The Man Knows How to Make an Entrance...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 26, 2012
"A Man Like Saxon" grabs the reader from the first line ("What in blazes was that noise?"). Author Jean Adams paints excellent pictures with her description ("blood-curling roar," "sounded like some terrible, fire-breathing dragon had dropped out of the blue sky,"). A trauma haunts our heroine, Danielle, and the reader is compelled to keep reading to discover what drives her emotions.Saxon is your perfect romantic hero -- hot and hunky. The beginning scene between the two, setting up their initial conflict, is amusing. Their dialogue is witty and catchy (especially the banter with Danielle's introduction to Saxon). Plus, her clothes being on the skimpy side gives the reader a chuckle. Most important in a romance novel, Saxon and Danielle really click as a twosome."A Man like Saxon" is a light, quick, enjoyable read.