Customer Reviews

Navajo's Woman (The Protectors) (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 1063) (Harlequin Romantic Suspense)

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The "Protectors" series is wonderful in a general way. When I saw that another addition to the series was available I leaped at the chance to buy and read it. I am sorry to say that it doesn't match the emotional depth of the others. Secondary characters that we got to know in earlier books of the series, like Joanna and J.T. seemed like different characters now. The heroine of this novel is strong, but Joe O. is again not at all like I pictured him from "Blackwood's Women". Usually I can understand the progression of the issues the characters in the book go through. However, this one seemed choppy. I didn't always know why the characters changed there minds from blame and guilt to forgivness. The book leads us to know that there are more in the series coming. I hope that the next ones are more similar to the earlier books of this series.

I must agree with the previous reviewer. I love the series, but unfortunately this did not live up to my expectations.

I did not care either way for the lead characters and at most times found the heroine anoying (she may be a strong character - but she had no sense). The hero supposedly the professional "action man" let an untrained person (ie the heroine)into situations (because of guilt) that did not hold with the "protector" ideology and/or cause injuries to others! In fact the heroine needed protection from herself.

I am sorry that I could not give this book more stars. But a word of caution to first time Beverly Barton readers, don't let this book put you off. She is an expectional writer and I will still continue to purchase more of her books.