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Summary: Fun!
Review: An enjoyable finish to the "Knight" series. The first two, ONE CHRISTMAS KNIGHT and ONE MORE KNIGHT, were my favorites of the four because they were more intimate, character-driven. The last two have a lot more plot and characters, which distracts a bit from the romance, but not too much so. What I liked best in EVE'S WEDDING KNGIHT was that both the hero and heroine were in their forties. It was refreshing to read about a more mature couple, although Jake acted like any hot-blooded teenage male near Evie, and Evie was pretty impulsive. A very good read!
Rating:
Summary: Fun!
Review: That's what I said at the end of this beautiful, funny, heart-tugging story. Kat Creighton's strong, evocative prose, her wonderfully drawn characters, snagged this reader's emotions and empathy right from the beginning and refused to let go. The premise is unabashedly larger than life -- how many forty-something women do YOU know who overhear a conversation between her Las Vegas hotelier fiance and his "bodyguards" a half hour before her wedding, making her realize the sweet, attentive man who'd swept her off her feet is actually a cold, calculating crime boss? And then, how many of us are likely to find ourselves working undercover for the Feds. . .and falling in love with the taciturn agent whose sole mission, for more than five years, has been to bring this guy down? Yet, threaded throughout the fantasy elements are heartfelt, and realistic, sentiments about marriage and relationships -- and what it takes to make them work long after the first flare of infatuation burns out. EVE'S WEDDING KNIGHT is a seamless blend of escapist fun and realism, of sweetness and high-voltage sexual tension, and easily earns my vote as one of the best romances I've read this year.
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Summary: Aaahhhh. . .
Review: That's what I said at the end of this beautiful, funny, heart-tugging story. Kat Creighton's strong, evocative prose, her wonderfully drawn characters, snagged this reader's emotions and empathy right from the beginning and refused to let go. The premise is unabashedly larger than life -- how many forty-something women do YOU know who overhear a conversation between her Las Vegas hotelier fiance and his "bodyguards" a half hour before her wedding, making her realize the sweet, attentive man who'd swept her off her feet is actually a cold, calculating crime boss? And then, how many of us are likely to find ourselves working undercover for the Feds. . .and falling in love with the taciturn agent whose sole mission, for more than five years, has been to bring this guy down? Yet, threaded throughout the fantasy elements are heartfelt, and realistic, sentiments about marriage and relationships -- and what it takes to make them work long after the first flare of infatuation burns out. EVE'S WEDDING KNIGHT is a seamless blend of escapist fun and realism, of sweetness and high-voltage sexual tension, and easily earns my vote as one of the best romances I've read this year.
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