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PRIVATE DANCER (Loveswept 497)

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Bev is working at her father's detective agency while he is recovering from a heart attack and when she sees the supposedly philandering wife she's tailing meet with a "roughneck" she is sure he must be the woman's lover so she tails him. Unfortunately, he isn't the woman's lover he's Sam, another private detective who starts to trail her. There is nothing here that is brilliant but it's a rather fun read. Even though it's 20 years old it still seems rather fresh, with only a small about of overt alphamaleitis holding it back. Bev is a goodie two shoes who believes in love, marriage and happily ever after while Sam believes in fast cars and faster women (that's women, plural). He doesn't want love or a relationship after his wife left him after he was shot five years before. But, unfortunately for him when he meets Bev he falls instantly in lust and no amount of common sense seems to keep the two of them apart. As unlikely a pair as they are, their coming together is nothing but fun.

There could have been a little more length at the end to solidify their relationship being the ending was all about Bev accepting Sam just the way he is, but if he keeps up his philandering ways or leaves for weeks without letting her know he's going out of town I would bet money Bev would be out the door. There were still more problems that even an extra page or two could have sorted out where they both make concessions to be together, being the changes Sam made seemed to be pretty shallow. But if you are expecting a slightly sexy, slightly silly, slightly dated, slightly sweet tale of romance and roughnecks this is just what the doctor ordered.

4 stars