Balancing Act (The Santa Monica Trilogy, #3)

by Jill Blake

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When Angie goes head to head against her old nemesis Zach, "backroom negotiation" takes on a whole new meaning. As lawyers on opposite sides of a case, they've got plenty to argue about. She's an environmentalist. He's in-house counsel for a land developer. But handling difficult clients, interfering family and friends, as well as courtroom battles proves easier than facing a growing mutual attraction that threatens to spin out of control. While Angie wants to believe there's more to life than legal briefs, she's been burned before. Can she learn to trust Zach, or will complications of his playboy past derail any chance of a happily-ever-after?… (more)

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Balancing Act (The Santa Monica Trilogy, #3) by Jill BlakeMy rating: 4 of 5 stars

Balancing Act gives a whole new meaning to the saying "Keep your friends close but your enemies closer." The chemistry between Angie and Zach practically scorches the pages. Jill Blake has concocted a story that consists of two people who are used to doing things their way. Their determination to outdo each other is what ultimately makes them a perfect match. Now if they can just admit it to themselves and each other. I received Balancing Act for an honest review. Jill Blake's battle of wills is a tension filled, entertaining yet sensual romance that you won't want to put down. Loved it. (www.goodreads.com/review/list/25556913-isha-coleman)

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Lashea677 | Feb 16, 2019 |

This is the third and final installment in the Santa Monica Trilogy. It can, however, easily be read stand alone. I thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in this series, and while this book too was enjoyable I didn't feel as connected to the story or the characters as I did in the prior books. Nor did I really feel any chemistry between the two main characters. The writing and storyline were very good and I was glad that Angie got her HEA. (

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When Angie goes head to head against her old nemesis Zach, "backroom negotiation" takes on a whole new meaning. As lawyers on opposite sides of a case, they've got plenty to argue about. She's an environmentalist. He's in-house counsel for a land developer. But handling difficult clients, interfering family and friends, as well as courtroom battles proves easier than facing a growing mutual attraction that threatens to spin out of control. While Angie wants to believe there's more to life than legal briefs, she's been burned before. Can she learn to trust Zach, or will complications of his playboy past derail any chance of a happily-ever-after?

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