Showing posts with label Author: Catherine Mann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Author: Catherine Mann. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 14, 2006

Fully Engaged by Catherine Mann

Just before the doctors performed a mastectomy, Lieutenant Nola Seabrook had a one night stand with Captain Rick DeMassi. Five years later, Nola seeks out Rick in order to make peace with her past. But before she has a chance, a car bomb exploded, nearly killing the couple. Now Rick wants to find her mysterious stalker, but with his legs still recovering from his last rescue mission, it seems that Nola is spending more time helping him. Can Rick and Nola find and overcome the stalker or will they both fall victim to his next trap?

I enjoy reading romantic suspense and this book is a great example. I loved the way Catherine gave glimpses into the stalkers mind, while keeping his identity hidden. And tossing in Rick’s teenage daughter made the story even more appealing. I rarely read Intimate Moments and I guess that’s a mistake if all of those books are of this caliber. If you like books that keep you turning pages to find out what’s going to happen next, bump this book to the head of your reading list.

Details: Intimate Moments #1440, November 2006

Bottom line: A great book

Monday, May 8, 2006

Baby, I’m Yours by Catherine Mann

Vic Jansen watched his marriage fall about five years ago after his daughter died. Vowing never to love another woman, Vic moves across the country and takes up residence on a boat. But vows like that are often broken and soon Vic found himself having an affair with Claire McDermott. A broken condom lead to problems for both Claire and Vic when Claire finds herself pregnant. Now Vic wants to marry her despite her intentions of having the child and raising them by herself. Can Vic find a way to convince Claire to marry him or will Claire push Vic completely out of her life?

This is an interesting book with the heroine getting pregnant in the very first chapter, leaving the rest of the book for the heroine and hero to discover how the really feel about each other. Catherine also threw in a touch of suspense just to make things a little more interesting. If you like Desire, I’m sure you’ll find this book very interesting.

Details: Desire #1721, April 2006

Bottom line: A pretty good book