Review: There are no lines when the heart is involved...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
*I received this book free from the author in exchange for an honest review*Unlike its series predecessors Between Rock and a Hard Place combines the romance and suspense from the first chapter. The love story is entwined within a murder case and it brings a new aspect to the cop/victim relationship.“He loved the way she blushed and glanced away. Professionalism is over rated. To hell with it.”Heath is a good cop, but Jazz stirs something in him that pushes his lines, making them blurry as hell. He wants to catch the killer and keep her safe, but he also wants to keep her.“Every time I’m near you, I get this overwhelming urge to kiss you.”Jazz isn’t the rock star image she portrays; she’s sweet and caring and has a past that sticks with her. For the first time in her life, being with Heath allows her the freedom of enjoying her life without being controlled, and she loves it. Being with him, his son, and his brothers is where she wants to be.“That’s okay, it’s true, you do kiss me.” She stared straight ahead, as if concentrating, but then added, “But not enough.”Between Rock and a Hard Place is a sweet romance that has you cheering for both Heath and Jazz, but at the same time it’s filled with graphic crime scenes and a psycho who needs to be caught, which leaves you on edge until he is.My Favorite Laughable Moment: Heath and Dippin’ Dots.“Dad, stick your thumb on the roof of your mouth. I’m telling you, it works.”“I’m not doing that. I’ll look like an idiot.”“Oh, ’cause that looks so much better,” she quipped and then dodged when he tried to grab her. “Is Mr. Big-Bad-Police-Officer being done in by the little Dippin’ Dots?”