Customer Reviews

Nine-Month Protector (Harlequin Large Print Intrigue)

5 star:		(0)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Coop has always loved Sarah but her twin brother is his partner. The line is drawn. Sarah has always been so good but the one time she goes for a walk on the wild side.... she finds out her dad used her to pay off a gambling debt and she witnesses a murder. Coop goes to check on her and comfort turns to passion. He thinks he has finally gotten what he has always wanted but she tells him it's a mistake.

I love Cooper Bellamy. He is a cop, devoted son and brother, cancer survivor and good man. He gets a little mean when Sarah comes to tell him she is pregnant but he is determined to protect her with his life.

I loved this book but I did not give it 5 stars because of the same reason the other reviewer mentioned. A few details were skipped over quickly that I would have liked to see drawn out more. Less Shaw/Teddy and a little more to the scene regarding paternity would have been great.

I would recommend this book.

Okay storyline, I guess I was thrown by her jumping from the hero, to the other guy and then back to the hero, and although I was relieved to find out the hero WAS the father....just never got over her behavior.

The guy has a sense of humor, and it really made the book one to remember. The characaters were well rounded. You got to know them and love them. I loved the main characters and I loved the plot. There was a lot of action in the book but it didn't take the whole thing over. The romance and the plot were well balanced.
The only thing that I will say about the book that I didn't like was the fact that it jumped around. Sometimes you read a book where the author takes you from one scene to another and it skips over the interesting stuff but not the important stuff. You always get the point, but to me there's something missing. I don't know if I'm making any sense... The best I can say is she makes things short and sweet in a scene and she doesn't take time to draw it out... at all. One minute there in a hotel room and the next there in the car.
She did it well. Sometimes I feel like I'm really missing out when this happens, but the fact the she did it well doesn't mean that I can honestly say that I like it. Sometimes drawing out a scene is better then just ending it. My best example is the ending and I can't give that away. I guess you'll have to read it yourself and see if you get what I'm saying.
The book is really realistic. (as realistic as a romance can get anyway.)Good things happen to good people and some bad things happen to good people.
All in all the book was a really good read and one I'll always rememeber.