Review: Not a good book from this author
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 3, 2012
This book had a great start and after one too many para-normal books, I was looking forward to a more normal romance. Well that didn't happen here. John Henry is the local sheriff who meets new guy in town Charlie when John Henry is called out to find Charlie's in-laws on his property demanding custody of Charlie's newly motherless kids. Instant attraction flares between the men, but before they can get to know one another, Charlie's former military squad arrives and soon after a threat appears from a drug cartel that his team brought down. The cartel leader is in the area.....what are the odds?So instead of a romance, the guys fall in love between law suits, death threats, attempts on one or both their lives, the kids arriving, finding out their grandfathers knew each other during the war and one saved the others life. Mind you, this is a 135 page book. So their time together is rushed beyond all measure. We never see John Henry or Charlie together just talking, it's just a quick hi, nice to meet ya, we're in love type book.The really sad part is that if you are a fan of this author you may recognize the latter portion of the book from another of her less than stellar books, His Dirty Little Secret. In both books the main characters and supporting characters are holed up in a house. Both books have two small kids in peril, a set of scared grandparents, armed guards protecting the heroes, and vicious criminals out to get them. Worse none of these elite military and police officers can shoot straight or patrol an area at all.Once upon a time, Stormy Glenn was an automatic buy. But I've bought my last book from this author.