Review: I have a taste for Kathi S. Barton books...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 17, 2013
Kathi S. Barton is the fajita of shifter romance. Let me explain. Many readers love PNR, and it comes in all flavors. Some are crispy tortilla chips-light, a little crunchy, and punched by the heat of salsa-a short beginning, a novella possibly a little thin on plot, but packed with steamy heat. Not really satisfying in the long run, but a guilty pleasure nonetheless. Some are quesadillas. An appetizer...pleasant on the tongue, a little more substantial, and very potentially cheesy. You can taste your way along the menu, but for me, the fajita's the epicurean goal. Hearty, with lots of flavors. Beef grilled and seasoned, both heating the meat to perfection (no chicken, please). Green peppers add a sharp bite on the tongue, and onions lend a hint of sweetness for the palate.  "Marc" was a great addition to the Barton menu...Kathi never fails me. I love animal alpha males, erotic romance, and humor. She fills those bits wrapped in a well-written, fast-paced novel with my requisite HEA every time. Those are the reasons I devour Shelly Laurenston, Eve Langlais, and Laurann Dohner, too. I appreciate the hard work she puts into all her series, and she gets better and better with each novel as evidenced by her growing fan base and book sales. Read the blurb and check out the ratings on "Marc". Then consider my opinion on the author and read one of her books. Consider it an investment in your future dining...make that, reading enjoyment.