Tempting Mouthful by Elissa Lynne
Our heroine throws herself into an impossible task and succeeds with minimal effort. Oh, and she gets a man in the process.
Our heroine throws herself into an impossible task and succeeds with minimal effort. Oh, and she gets a man in the process.
It’s really not easy to write a good romantic suspense, and this one makes a strong case for that.
The two men here are just whining and boinking while waiting for the wife of one of them to die. That’s the plot, in one sentence.
The few things left unexplained are finally unraveled, and naturally, we learn that I am once again correct.
Just one more, and then I’m done with this line! (Please don’t ask me about the She-Ra books.)
The best explanation is that the director-cum-screenwriter blackmailed the cast and the crew to be in this thing.
Great, now I can’t get that horrible The Cardigans song out of my head too.
I was looking forward to this one so, so watch. Naturally, it turns out to be a huge disappointment. Sigh.
Oh look. I’m reading a similar story oh, the second thousandth time around.
This story hurts too.