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 Dying to Please - Linda Howard
 Dying to Please - Linda Howard ... 2003-04-24 by Piatkus BooksNewest Review: ... picked up this book in a charity shop thinking that it looked like easy reading and might be something different for me to ... more ... read. I'd read one of Linda Howards paranormal romances before and hadn't been overly impressed but I thought I would give this one a try.
I looked it up on amazon and it had mostly bad reviews.
However, I was really pleasantly surprised.
I enjoyed every part of this book and couldn't put it down.
The genre was kind of a mix of crime and romance so for me it had everything that I like in a book. There was of course the romance but there was also a really good plot.
It was quite dark in parts and Linda Howard didn...more |
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Dying to Please - Linda Howard: Dying to Please by Linda Howard (405 words)
by - written on 19/11/08 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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-Plot- Sarah is a butler/bodyguard who works in a very rich community for a retired judge. After stopping a robbery Sarah is on television and attracts some unwanted attention from an admirer who has seen her on tv. Shortly after this her employer is murdered. During the investigation she meets a detective who she becomes involved with. I don't want to say more about the plot because I don't want to give anything away, that's basically how it begins. -My Review- I picked up this book in a charity shop thinking that it looked like easy reading and might be something different for me to read. I'd read one of Linda Howards paranormal romances ... Read the complete review
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