The Target

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Summary: AWESOME!!!
Review: I loved this book!!! This is a book that you can read over and over and never get tired of it! It was sooooo good! Judge Hunt & Molly were terrific together! Now I have to read the Maze as they introduced the FBI agents from that book! Definitely a great read!

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Summary: I LOVED it...so much so I bought it twice!!!!!
Review: This book was a wonderful suspence story. And the tenderhearted judge is the kind of man I dream of meeting.. one with character and understanding and intelligence. Ramsey refuses to let evil win, no matter the cost to him. His protection and care of a little girl that was in desparate need was heartwarming. This book was more suspence than romance, but it had heart and feeling. I have read hundreds of romance novels, and I find that I like the ones that veer from the normal. It keeps me interested. Ramsey, Molly and Emma are now my friends for life. I'll read this book over and over. I bought the hardback addition, then gave it to a friend after I had read it, and I bought it again in paperback. Guess I liked it pretty well huh?

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Summary: Nicely paced "run, chase, hide , is this love (?) thriller.
Review: This is my favorite type of romance thriller. I like the masculine yet sensitive men( no pun intended). I like the suspense and the way the main characters seem to grow in some depth by the end of the book. I also like the way the author deals with a very serious issue such as sexual abuse of children and shows that there is hope for those unfortunate children who have been victims. I think that ths book was not necessaily completely believable as far as the judge not taking the little girl for medical help right away, but if he had done so the story could not have progressed to the mother and he meeting and forming the tight unit that they became.Then again I don't read these kind of books if I'm looking for a reality check. I only recently started reading Catherine Coulter books. On the whole I must say I like them a lot. The contemporary ones are my favorites; they describe the type of man a woman wants in real life but never truly finds.