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A Legal Affair (Kimani Romance)

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Being in college right now, the prospect of finding a gorgeous teacher to fawn over and fall in love with is like the biggest fantasy popping around in my head. This is the second book that I devoured by Mrs. SMith and again was not disappointed. I believe this was her first stab at contemporary romance, rather than her usual romantic suspense and I'll be damned if she didn't blow us out of the water with this one as well. Ex lawyer turned rebel law professor Caleb Thorne is knocked off his feet when beautiful Daniella Roarke walks into his class late on the first day. From there, the book takes the most delicious turns. From a fight with sweets, to stolen kisses in a stoage closet, you'll be hooked. I hope my school gets a Caleb Thorne. he he he

In the first installment of Maureen Smith's Harlequin "Affair" series, one of the biggest cases in Roake Investigations history lands in their laps. Daniela Roake goes undercover as a law student in hopes of obtaining information from Caleb Thorne, her law professor, regarding his father's past indiscretions. However, after one look at Caleb, and knowing she would have to get even closer to him in order to complete her assignment, Daniela was a goner. Caleb, on the other hand never knew what hit him, one minute he was lecturing at a leisurely pace and the next he was staring into the face of his soul mate. After her first day jitters, Daniela gets into the swing of things, but is unprepared for the feelings Caleb evokes when they eventually find themselves alone. Unable to maintain his composure whenever Daniela is near, Caleb is willing to jeopardize his career to be with her. Daniela, torn between feelings of the heart and bound by duty, is having a hard time keeping her cover under wraps.

In Smith's first contemporary romance readers are rewarded with an awe-inspiring story about finding the perfect mate. Daniela and Caleb's relationship was an ignited fuse, burning fast, and finally triggering an ultimate explosion. Although, readers will not find the suspense, espionage and mayhem in Smith's previous novels, A LEGAL AFFAIR has enough twists and turns to keep you glued to its pages. I highly recommend this novel as well as book two, A Guilty Affair, and its follow-up, A Risky Affair slated for release March 2008.

Reviewed by Pamela Bolden
of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers

i thought after the reviews of her books and finder her under a search for lora leigh it would be a good hot read not in any wa shape or form i havent finished the book and really dont want to there is no sex until 50% on the kindle its not hot its lame there is no dirty talk at all id let my 11 year old read this i wont read anything else by this author

Ms. Smith has done it again. This book leaves you wanting MORE! I recommend this book for the truly romantic at heart!

This story was hot from the beginning to the end. The chemistry between Caleb and Daniela was so strong that you will be able to feel it as you read this amazing story! Great story with some amazing characters. You will not be able to put this book down until you finish it!

The book is a must read! I read it in one night. I could not put the book down. The characters were soo real. Can't wait to read more

I received this book on a Thursday, and finished it on the same day. I absolutely loved Daniela and Caleb's love story. It was well-seasoned with just the right amount of heat. I am an instant fan of Ms. Smith, and immediately ordered both sequels. I can hardly wait to keep reading about the rest of both families. I am a romantic at heart and was glad that Ms. Smith proved in this book that "true love conquers all".

Wonderful novel with a great plot and deep, well-written characters from the get go. Ms. Smith you have done an amazing job with this book... A must read!

As expected, this book was really good. I loved the characters and the storyline. Ms. Smith is an awesome storyteller!

Ms. Smith is a great writer. I loved this book. I wish I had a professor like that when I was in college.