Sudden Sunlight

This one was a bit hard to read because you knew what had happened to her and you were kind of on pins and needles waiting for her to figure it out. This was a super hero when you consider what he was doing for the heroine. The amnesia bit was well written. There was a good amount of tension with her father's subordinate. There was a well written reason for the heroine to be a bit unsure of who to trust. She does learn to trust the hero but does that thing I hate when she mistrusts him late in the book and accuses without asking him to explain. It doesn't last for long but I'd like to read a heroine who has the guts to say "I overheard you saying x and I'd like an explanation please!" I guess those kind of books are not generally show more published in category line though :-)

Well written and fully crafted like most of this author's work. A meaty book I guess you could say and I will mention that I thing Harlequin books across all their category lines have gotten fluffier I'd guess you'd say. The writing many times lacks detail and proper pacing nowadays. Not to say that all the vintage stuff is golden or even readable. ;-) show less