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A review by pamarni
I Brake For Bad Boys by Lori Foster, Janelle Denison, Shannon McKenna
5.0
Drive Me Wild by Lori Foster
Very good but too short! The ending is abrupt as Erica suddenly capitulates and agrees to marry him. It seemed that Foster had just realized that she had written the required number of pages, and simply stopped. It's a shame, since it spoils the lovely tension that she has spent so much time creating, and is completely untrue to her characters. Even just another page or two would have given her enough time to let the expected ending develop more naturally and realistically.
Something Wilde by Janelle Denison
This was probably my favorite of the three stories in this anthology but they were all great! After this story though I'll never look at pearl necklaces the same! The first of the "Wilde" books.
Touch Me by Shannon McKenna
This was a bit darker of the three stories, but still, I found it very good, and yes, very hot too. I just got a little tired of the insecurity shown by them both when they have a chance to grab on to a love of a lifetime. Jonah's insecurity is based on his childhood - his parents were killed and he spent his youth with his grandfather who wanted him to take over his business but Jonah wanted to make it on his own and he did very well for himself but now he feels that women only want him for his money and not himself. While Tess's insecurity comes from her upbringing - being the only child of parents that she could never please and then having a fiance who keeps trying to change her to conform to what he wanted in life.
Very good but too short! The ending is abrupt as Erica suddenly capitulates and agrees to marry him. It seemed that Foster had just realized that she had written the required number of pages, and simply stopped. It's a shame, since it spoils the lovely tension that she has spent so much time creating, and is completely untrue to her characters. Even just another page or two would have given her enough time to let the expected ending develop more naturally and realistically.
Something Wilde by Janelle Denison
This was probably my favorite of the three stories in this anthology but they were all great! After this story though I'll never look at pearl necklaces the same! The first of the "Wilde" books.
Touch Me by Shannon McKenna
This was a bit darker of the three stories, but still, I found it very good, and yes, very hot too. I just got a little tired of the insecurity shown by them both when they have a chance to grab on to a love of a lifetime. Jonah's insecurity is based on his childhood - his parents were killed and he spent his youth with his grandfather who wanted him to take over his business but Jonah wanted to make it on his own and he did very well for himself but now he feels that women only want him for his money and not himself. While Tess's insecurity comes from her upbringing - being the only child of parents that she could never please and then having a fiance who keeps trying to change her to conform to what he wanted in life.