Review: Something to Talk About
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2010
There's nothing Miranda Lee Jenkins hates more than being the subject of gossip.  Her family has been the talk of her small town Randi Lee's entire life and finding out her no-account boyfriend has been two-timing her while everyone knew about it is just about the icing on the top of a cyanide-filled cake.  Taking a bat to her ex's car doesn't help with stemming the tide of gossip, but it does set Randi Lee right in the path of the sheriff, Jon Denton.Jon fell for Randi Lee the minute he first laid eyes on her, and his lover, Wyatt Morgan, has been in love with her since high school.  Jon and Wyatt are secure in their love for each other, but they also know they want Randi Lee, not just in their bed, but in their hearts and lives.  Seducing Randi Lee is easy.  Convincing her they're playing for keeps is harder.  And proving to Randi Lee that true love is worth giving people something to talk about is nearly impossible.  It's a good thing Wyatt and Jon are more than up to the task.Something to Talk About sizzles from the start and doesn't let up.  Violet Summers has once again delivered a story that both melts the heart and fires the blood with not two, but three protagonists who will make you cheer for their happily ever after.Randi Lee is a strong, intelligent woman, but she's also a very private person.  This makes it hard for her to step outside the bounds of what society considers a "normal" relationship.  I understood her dilemma, but at the same time I wanted to see her move out of her comfort zone to grab her chance at happiness with the men who love her.  Wyatt and Jon are definitely men worth risking everything for.  They complement one another perfectly and don't have to do anything to make a woman burn from twenty paces away.  Each man is patient, though not inhumanly so, and oh-so-giving.  They also have an off-the-charts sex appeal, which I admit doesn't hurt the package one bit.  I fell for them right from the start and will freely admit I wouldn't mind being in Randi Lee's place.  All in all, I'd say that Something to Talk About is a genuinely entertaining story that sweeps you away and gives you two men, and a great romance, that's definitely something to dream about.ShaynaReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed