Forbidden

I love Brockmann. She writes love stories, yes, but unlike soooo many other "romance" writers, the love story isn't the only plot. Though not nearly as exciting and intricate as her later Navy SEALS and Troubleshooters series, this one still has a plausible plot and even more plausible character motivations, which is also often lacking in run-of-the-mill romance novels. Brockmann is a great writer, and definitely worth one's time.

Cute story--short, though, so parts of it don't feel quite as well developed as they should be. It's an early Brockmann, and therefore not quite up to her Troubleshooter standards. It's an entertaining way to spend a few hours, though.

Typical contemporary from Brockmann. Her characters almost always are more compelling than the plot.

Was okay. I liked the characters but I was expecting more of ranch life in Montana.

It was okay. Didn't like it as well the second time around. Don't know why. I read it years ago and just decided to try it again.