Friday, August 20, 2010

What I'm Reading...



Here's the information from her Jessica Bird website:

A beautiful woman pursued by a serial killer. A hard-hearted bodyguard. A passionate love that changes the course of two lives.

Grace Hall lives in the lap of luxury, surrounded by gorgeous things and glittering people but when a serial killer marks her for death, she finds herself totally alone.

She hires John Smith as her protector and finds a passion she never dreamed of, in a tough man from a different world. Beneath his brash self-confidence, she sees the potential for true love in him and it becomes clear that, although he's nothing she's ever wanted before, he's everything she needs.

At first, Smith is convinced Grace is only what she appears to be - rich, pampered, beautiful - so he isn't concerned about the hot desire he feels for her. He's a man with total faith in his self-control and he has no intention of getting involved. She's a client, she's in danger and she's not his type, anyway. But the longer he's with her, the more he's impressed by her courage and strength, tested by her honesty and intelligence, tempted by her very presence. Soon, he realizes he'll never find another like her and he's caught between what's professional and what he wants.

As the killer gets closer, and the emotional stakes get higher, Grace and Smith face a crucial choice. Whether to follow the rules or follow their hearts.

I can't begin to tell you how glad I am I picked up this book. It's good, but it's nothing like the BDB books. Her voice is soooo different, and it all gives me hope. Maybe I really can get better over time! LOl

Have a fantastic weekend!!
Peace and love,
Alannah

3 comments:

Silver James said...

I just started Carly Phillips' KISS ME IF YOU CAN last night. I have SOOOO many books to read and no time! *headdesk* Have a great weekend!

(And yes! We all get better with practice!)

Paula R said...

Hey Alannah and Silver. I loved The Unforgettable Lady. You should definitely read An Irresistable Bachelor too. I love the Bird books, albeit not as much as the BDB ones, but her voice is still there. The WARDen still writes a wonderful tale. I mean, you can even see the beginnings of the Brothers description in some of the heroes she writes as Bird. I just got some more of her backlist books, and I can't wait to get into those too. Enjoy "Lady" Alannah. Her Bird books seem more heroinecentric, unlike the BDB.

Silver, you are gonna like Lexie and Coop. Enjoy!!!

Peace and love,
Paula R.

Unknown said...

I'm in the same boat, Silver. I have so many and I just can't read them all and keep writing too.

Paula - She even mentions at the beginning of this book (the re-released version) that as she re-read this ms she could see the beginnings of the Brothers. She said Smith and Grace reminded her a little of Butch and Marissa. And I can definitely see that too.

I'm almost finished. But I'm not buying any more books right now. LOL