Ah, James. I loved how he pretended "George" was a boy, yet he pushed her buttons. And how once he became aroused by her, he realized he couldn't really make a move because she'd think he liked little boys, lol! And how great he was with her when he did finally make his move. But at least in this one, they admitted they loved each other earlier than the pairs in the previous books. And this time, the girl was being kidnapped by savory fellows instead of the unsavory. :-) I loved that her brothers were sort of American carbon copies of the Mallory brothers. That was great!
Heather in FL
Hooray for new spaces! (Give me some time to figure this whole thing out.). It'll be my space for my musings about what I read. Some might call them reviews. Some may not. :-)
Goodreads, for instance, likely would not.
Ah, James. I loved how he pretended "George" was a boy, yet he pushed her buttons. And how once he became aroused by her, he realized he couldn't really make a move because she'd think he liked little boys, lol! And how great he was with her when he did finally make his move. But at least in this one, they admitted they loved each other earlier than the pairs in the previous books. And this time, the girl was being kidnapped by savory fellows instead of the unsavory. :-) I loved that her brothers were sort of American carbon copies of the Mallory brothers. That was great!
