Review: First of the Triplehorn tales
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2012
4 1/2 stars."Laying Down the Law" by Delilah Devlin is a delightfully spicy novella about Zuri Prescott who flees when she is framed for a bank robbery, right into the arms of the man she spurned when they were both very young.  Miscommunication divided them and started them on their very divergent paths but neither forgot their first incandescent love for one another and very little is needed to fan the flames again except for the tiny problem that they are ostensibly on opposite sides of the law.  Sheriff Colt Triplehorn must struggle between his professional obligations and his personal inclinations, especially when Zuri indicates that there could be corruption in the very structure that Colt is sworn to uphold.  Their searing attraction for one another may endanger Colt's heart but he's not prepared to step aside while her very life could be at risk.Delilah Devlin's "Laying Down the Law" provides another of her sensual and entertaining stories about a sexy protective male.  As usual, Ms Devlin combines an intriguing plot liberally seasoned with sizzling intimate encounters between engaging characters.  An enjoyable introduction to the Triplehorn brothers with a great suspenseful tale, satisfying romance and plenty of the author's trademark spice.  I am looking forward to more tales in this series. Night Owl ReviewsI received a copy of this title in return for an honest review.