Most Wanted

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Summary: First in a long line
Review: I have been reading Diana Palmer for a few years now and I have read almost all of her numerous books and I have to say that the first time I read these stories (in separate books) I really enjoyed them. The reason why I gave this book only three stars is because Ms. Palmer seems to repeat her stories quite a bit. If you are an avid reader you will know exactly what I mean. Each of these stories are very good, especially if you have not read much of Diana Palmer. If you have read a lot of Diana Palmer, you probably have already seen these stories or read another one of her books that is VERY similar.

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Summary: Actually better than three stars...
Review: I have been reading Diana Palmer for a few years now and I have read almost all of her numerous books and I have to say that the first time I read these stories (in separate books) I really enjoyed them. The reason why I gave this book only three stars is because Ms. Palmer seems to repeat her stories quite a bit. If you are an avid reader you will know exactly what I mean. Each of these stories are very good, especially if you have not read much of Diana Palmer. If you have read a lot of Diana Palmer, you probably have already seen these stories or read another one of her books that is VERY similar.

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Summary: Devoted Reader From New Jersey
Review: I have to admit, at first I thought this would be a repetiton of Ms.Palmer's past works, but I was proved wrong. I truly enjoyed the book so much that once I started reading I was unable to put the book down. This book is a definite must read. I recommend it to everyone.

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Summary: Long Tall Texans tie in
Review: Make sure if you read Diana Palmer's Desparado read this first. It has stories about the Lassiter Detective agency. It also has the Deverells from the Long Tall Texans series

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Summary: Reprints, again.
Review: New cover, old stories. Although I enjoy her work, it is time for some new writing. How many times have we all bought books only to get them home and discover that it is the same work being released one more time. This seems to happen too much with this talented author.

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Summary: First in a long line
Review: Sitting with this book in front of me, I recall that this was the first book of Ms. Palmer's that I read. I thoroughly enjoyed all three of the books in this one volume. It led a friend of mine and me to try to acquire as many of her titles as possible. We still have a few to find. Although they are written along the same story lines, I find them a good way to escape the everyday hustle and bustle.

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Summary: A good book
Review: These are reprints but it is nice to see them again. I had the originals and read them to death. I think all of us long to be able to play spy and Diana Palmer takes along for the ride of fun and romance with a bit of spice thrown in

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Summary: Omnibus Reprint of old favorites
Review: This book is actually 3 books in 1. It contains "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," "The Case of the Confirmed Bachelor," and "The Case of the Missing Secretary." All three are reissues, and all three center around the Lassiter Detective Agency in one way or another. Also note that this is not the first time that "Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," has been reprinted, though I don't know about the others.
As with all of Diana Palmer's books, they are excellent, though you are brought to mind her earlier books. The sexual tension doesn't compare to "Lord of the Desert," but it is certainly heading toward her more mature writing. (This review based on "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss.) The character interaction is her up-to-par best, with laughs and teasing and those eerily dangerous tender moments that the hero and heroine tend to indulge in. It's nice to see this back in print!

Rating:
Summary: Omnibus Reprint of old favorites
Review: This book is actually 3 books in 1. It contains "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," "The Case of the Confirmed Bachelor," and "The Case of the Missing Secretary." All three are reissues, and all three center around the Lassiter Detective Agency in one way or another. Also note that this is not the first time that "Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," has been reprinted, though I don't know about the others.
As with all of Diana Palmer's books, they are excellent, though you are brought to mind her earlier books. The sexual tension doesn't compare to "Lord of the Desert," but it is certainly heading toward her more mature writing. (This review based on "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss.) The character interaction is her up-to-par best, with laughs and teasing and those eerily dangerous tender moments that the hero and heroine tend to indulge in. It's nice to see this back in print!

Rating:
Summary: Omnibus Reprint of old favorites
Review: This book is actually 3 books in 1. It contains "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," "The Case of the Confirmed Bachelor," and "The Case of the Missing Secretary." All three are reissues, and all three center around the Lassiter Detective Agency in one way or another. Also note that this is not the first time that "Case of the Mesmerizing Boss," has been reprinted, though I don't know about the others.
As with all of Diana Palmer's books, they are excellent, though you are brought to mind her earlier books. The sexual tension doesn't compare to "Lord of the Desert," but it is certainly heading toward her more mature writing. (This review based on "The Case of the Mesmerizing Boss.) The character interaction is her up-to-par best, with laughs and teasing and those eerily dangerous tender moments that the hero and heroine tend to indulge in. It's nice to see this back in print!