Reporter Peter Fontaine dreams of Pulitzers and reclusive painter Nick Olson’s hot body. When a murder brings Nick’s past into question, Peter has to choose: betray Nick or follow his heart?
I found the story a little choppy to start with, but it smoothed out after a while as the story gained momentum and rhythm. It was a quick read that I almost wish was longer. I think, because it was short, I was left wanting to know more and to get a little more depth from the two main characters. Peter was cool. He was a smart arse, plucky and funny. I especially enjoyed his rather vivid imagination and forays off into day dreams about firemen in lifts. heh. I wanted more romance, more Nick (hot) and just more! I liked them! The murder mystery, very Scooby Doo and I had a few laughing out loud moments in the latter parts in which the humor was quick, clever and had me sniggering much. All in all a good quick read from an author I am looking forward to seeing more of.
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The cover is amazing! I love it.
Is this the first story you’ve read by her? If so are most of her stories like this choppy at first than smooth or do they flow better?
Hey Tracy, yep, cover is pretty.
Sarai, this is the 2nd I’ve read, she has a story in Hell Cop. http://sharrow.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/hell-cop-by-astrid-amara-nicole-kimberling-and-ginn-hale/
I think it took me a while to warm up to her lead character last time, but an enjoyable read.