Review: 4 - "Absence makes the crotch grow fonder." Stars!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
I absolutely loved Marine for Hire, the first book in Tawna Fenske’s Front and Centre series, and Fiancée for Hire lives up to the high standard of its predecessor.”Here we go, big guy. We’ll get that pork sword back in place in no time.”Although still full of humour and likeable characters, Fiancée for Hire also offer us a little more drama and slightly darker pasts for Mac Patton and Kelli Landers. Both figured heavily in the Marine for Hire, so it was great to get their story.Kelli has lusted after Mac for years, being her best friends elder brother, he hasn’t really taken notice of her before now. Both fearful of commitment, but where Mac is stiff, formal and completely by-the-book, Kelli is a free spirited, happy go lucky, fly-by-the-seat-of-her-pants kinda girl.”I‘m here to teach you that you don’t always need to be in control, Mac.”But their relationship for all of their differences works, and their chemistry together really jumps off the Kindle, and sizzles your fingertips. The push and pull for dominance and the verbal sparring between them because of it, much like the first book had me giggling hard and frequently.”I may look like a Cabbage Patch doll, but you should know I have a pump-action shotgun, a black belt in Karate, and a vibrator that doubles as a jackhammer.”I pretty much read Fiancée for Hire in one sitting, just like its predecessor it is a book that you will pick up and be so immersed in that you will have finished it when you put it down again.Tawna really does have a writing style that fully engages the reader. For want of a better description it is ‘down-to-earth’ and unpretentious. The perfect beach, bed, bath or lazy Sunday read.ARC generously provided via Netgalley, in exchange for the above honest review.