Review: The chemistry and heat these two generated burned up the pages
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2013
Peggy Bird is a new to me author and though this is the fourth book of the series, it can be read as a stand-alone. I haven't read any of the other books and wasn't lost whatsoever. I really liked the premise of this book and the cover is smoking. I just couldn't get into how insecure the heroine is. I understand she's been hurt, but I think she takes her insecurities a little too far. That being said, I completely understand where she was coming from when she catches him out with another woman, being in a completely different state than where he had told her he would be. I still think that was kind of her fault too. Who drives from Seattle to Portland and leaves their cell phone at home - not very safe.That being said, the chemistry and heat these two generated burned up the pages. Ms. Bird definitely knows how to write and write well. She drew me in, and had me loving the secondary characters as much as the hero and heroine. I will definitely read more from her. I just hope that not all of heroines are as insecure and wishy-washy as this one was.