Review: Never Mess with Your Best Friend's Sister
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2011
Our hero in this book, Vic Andrews, is ex-military and has gone into to business with the heroine's brother, Michael Taylor. The two are now partners in a private security firm, Taylor Security. A large part of the agency fights terrorism overseas. They surround themselves with a talented team of men and a woman with another individual with ties to the State Department. (Think NCIS on overdrive.)Gina Delgado, Michael's sister is a widow, the mother of three children, two boys and girl, the eldest of whom, is a teenager. (And I don't have to tell you how the teenager and Vic get along). Gina works for her brother at Taylor Security in the accounting department, and naturally like any good romance, Gina and Vic find themselves fighting--and--losing a sizzling attraction for each other.The author can't let that stand. So Adrienne Giordano throws in enough conflict to flood a war zone. Raised by his aunt after his mother abandoned him, Vic has all sorts of commitment issues, has never been tied down, and of course thinks he wants it that way.Gina comes from a sound and loving family, puts her children first and foremost, misses Danny, her firefighter husband, and swears she will never get involved with a man in a dangerous occupation again. See the conflict already? Still, the author heaps on more. There's Man Law number one: Never mess with your best friend's sister.In a nutshell, I loved Man Law!