Review: Wrong Kind of Paradise (from Risque Reviews)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2012
After reading another of Suzie Grantfs books and absolutely loving it I decided to give Wrong Kind of Paradise a chance. Again, I am wowed by her ability to keep the action flowing in such a manner as to make me feel Ifm part of the storyline and right in the thick of things.This book tells the tale of a young lady whose father, Logan DefHaviland, is a pirate. There is a young man who grew up on her fatherfs ship from the time he was 15, and who has become a privateer in his own right. The young lady, Angel DefHaviland, has secretly had a crush on Blac Barclay, this privateer who is such a great friend of her fatherfs. Blac has taught Angel how to use a sword and protect herself since she was a young girl. He sees her as Loganfs daughter, until he has to capture her to deliver her to her maternal grandfather. This is at the request of Logan himself, because he fears for Angelfs safety since he leads the life of a pirate.Blac hasnft seen Angel for a few years and realizes that Angel has grown into a beautiful young lady. He cannot betray Logan, though, so he keeps his distance from her. Angel, however, is determined to make Blac love her. He makes good on his promise to deliver her to her grandfather, but feels in his heart that something is not quite right with this situation.@Angel discovers a dark secret once she arrives at her grandfatherfs house.I felt all of the action,@my heart racing along with Angelfs heart during her daring escape. I felt the desire she felt for Blac when she finally meets up with him again; and again during the devastation toward the end of the story. I could feel the sorrow that she felt. This was another book that I could not put down. As I neared the end of the book, the excitement built within me@until I was ignoring everything around me!I'm anxiously awaiting the next book in the series. I have quickly found a new favorite author, and I love the excitement I felt when I read Wrong Kind of Paradise.