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Blackfox #3
The Very Thought of You
Department of Justice operative Miranda Tyler has her handsfull. The maternally-challenged beauty has been drafted to hidethe daughter of a witness in a high-profile, murder case. Theassignment means returning to her Georgia hometown andseeking help from the high school heartthrob who betrayed heryears before—.
Tall, dark and sexy, Caleb Blackfox had always had his waywith women. That was until Miranda walked in on him playingdoctor with the homecoming queen and dumped him. Now, tenyears later, Miranda walks back into his life and asks for his help.This time, determined to win back the girl who got away, Calebis willing to do whatever it takes to make her stay!
Tall, dark and sexy, Caleb Blackfox had always had his waywith women. That was until Miranda walked in on him playingdoctor with the homecoming queen and dumped him. Now, tenyears later, Miranda walks back into his life and asks for his help.This time, determined to win back the girl who got away, Calebis willing to do whatever it takes to make her stay!
- GenresRomance
288 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published July 1, 2007
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August 9, 2007
A Slow and Unfulfiling Read
This is the second novel I've read by Ms. Weaver, and it definitely wasn't my favorite of the two. The storyline had potential, but, the writing style wasn't very engaging. I also felt the characters were more or less cardboard cut-outs, they just didn't have enough depth to hold my attention. I found myself skipping forward to see if something more exciting would happen. It had some romantic and endearing moments, but I just didn't get swept away, like I had hoped. But since I have read Ms.Weaver's work before and enjoyed it, I will read more from her in the future despite this unfulfilling read.
This is the second novel I've read by Ms. Weaver, and it definitely wasn't my favorite of the two. The storyline had potential, but, the writing style wasn't very engaging. I also felt the characters were more or less cardboard cut-outs, they just didn't have enough depth to hold my attention. I found myself skipping forward to see if something more exciting would happen. It had some romantic and endearing moments, but I just didn't get swept away, like I had hoped. But since I have read Ms.Weaver's work before and enjoyed it, I will read more from her in the future despite this unfulfilling read.
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