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Pinkerton Agent Jamie Donovan is packed with Irish Charm, from his disarming lilt to his devastating smile, and he knows it. He uses his gifts to bring evil to justice and women to his bed. Most women that is, except icy Kathryn Mitchell, Katie as he prefers to call her, much to her dislike. She seems immune to his charms, yet he finds himself drawn to her, feeling the need to protect the head-strong agent from herself. Review:  This wonderful story opens with mystery and action, immediately drawing you in. I was fascinated by Agent Kathryn Mitchell and couldn't wait to find out what would happen next. You will cheer Katie on the entire read. She is a modern woman, set in historical times, trying to make her place in a man’s world. Her rival agent, James Donovan, plagues her yet intrigues her at the same time. Watching their budding sensual connection grow is fascinating. They start off as virtual enemies, and from their a sweet friendship grows into a romance that we all dream of having. This book is packed with intensity and I wasn’t able to stop reading until the very satisfactory end. I give this book 5 Delightful Divas, and highly recommend reading it.   |  |
With the Saxons still trying to keep the Normans out of England a wounded Norman finds his way to Gwenhyfer's door only to find that not all Saxons are enemies. Review:
This historical romance starts off with action right away pulling you into the story. You immediately feel compassion for Gwenhyfer as you are sucked into her world. Soon enough you find out what a strong, capable and smart woman she is. She is the epitome of a modern woman living as a medieval lady. Robert comes along, a sexy Norman warrior, and from the moment he walks through her door, sparks fly. Although they were born to be enemies, you are cheering them on with each passing scene. This story has enough action and sexual tension to keep you on the edge of your seat until ‘The End.’ I give this read 4 and ½ Delightful Divas | |
