The Pretender by HelenKay Dimon
There is a lot of pretending here, and the heroine buys all of it, and even loves the hero despite his pretenses. Sad, really.
There is a lot of pretending here, and the heroine buys all of it, and even loves the hero despite his pretenses. Sad, really.
Romance: pretty decent. Suspense: nope.
For a romantic suspense, it often causes me to forget that I’m supposed to be at the edge of my seat.
Wow, a suspense novel that is 100% devoid of descriptive elements!
The characters are old-school Jayne Ann Krentz-style, but the suspense is still on the boring side.
This is a polished “catch a serial killer, find a boyfriend” story, but it doesn’t grab me as much as I’d have liked.
Oh look at this poor thing. It got lost and ended up in a different Harlequin line while trying to get to the Kimani one.
Even the most adorable canine sidekick cannot overcome the deadliest threats ever: slow, draggy pacing and nonexistent suspense.
Rocco isn’t loco enough for my liking.
Is this an erotic story? A romantic suspense? Or something else? It’s probably easier to just shrug, not care, and pick up another book instead.