Gill McKnight

Mickey believes her former boss, ruthless businesswoman Victoria Gresham, has stolen her brilliant idea and cheated her out of a small fortune. In revenge, Mickey kidnaps Ms. Gresham's girlfriend, Ginette Felstrom, and demands compensation. A straightforward abduction - or is it?

Green-Eyed Monster

Tess

This book started at the onset of a kidnapping, and it picked up speed and action with every chapter. There was more action crammed into this book than most other books i've read, and i kept having to stop and recap just so i could keep up with what the eff was going on. That was not a bad thing, it was surprise after surprise and a shocking good time! The intensity of this book made it seem much longer than it was. (well i also found myself going back to the beginning after each turn of events to see why i didn't see that coming.) And there were many OMG moments that i would never have predicted. Yet this book was not just an action/adventure/kidnapping story. The author's comfortable writing style and consistent wit and humor throughout, had me laughing and biting my nails at the same time.

One of my favorite things about this book, was how the author worked the alternating points of view. Each time you switched to an alternate point of view, you were convincingly inside the mind of that person. They had just been the bad guy, but now from their point of view you are routing for them. Then it switches again. I loved how this kept going on throughout the book and had you wondering in no time at all if you loved or hated yourself. it was pretty darn impressive.

I am not going to discuss the players in this book, for fear i'll give away some little thing that may ruin your thrill riding unpredictable experience. But i recommend this book to anyone that likes action and humor mixed in with your hot romance. oh, and this certainly had a few hot scenes.

I just found this author. This is second book i've read by her, and it has given me enough evidence that she is consistent and skilled. i'll be reading the rest of her books for sure.

Green-Eyed Monster

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