Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Naked Truth by Tami Lund

Title:  Naked Truth
Author:  Tami Lund
Published:  June 30/14 by Crimson Romance
Length:  178pgs
Format:   ecopy
Genre:  romantic suspense
Shelf:  review
Rating:  
★★★★

Synopsis from Goodreads:

Jack is an FBI agent, a playboy, a man who is happy tasting the flavor of the month and not staying for breakfast. He’s perfectly content with his life and has no interest in finding his happily ever after. So when he is attracted to Kennedy at his partner’s wedding, he naturally takes the opportunity to seduce her. Now it’s time to focus on the next good-looking woman who comes along, right?

Ah, you don’t always get what you expect.

Kennedy was burned by her ex-husband—badly. She told everyone he cheated on her, because the truth—that he stole all of her money before disappearing out of her life—is far more embarrassing. For the last three years she’s struggled to pay off her debt, ignoring her libido and refusing to consider allowing another man to get close.

A one-night stand with Jack is the perfect way to break her sexual fast—until she discovers that he’s pouring her morning coffee and frying bacon.

While Jack goes undercover at a male strip club, the two begin an affair that distracts him from his job and puts their hearts—and Kennedy’s life—in danger. Now there’s only one way Jack can stop this killer, and it involves making that declaration they both swore they didn’t want.

My Review:

Lund had me right from the very first chapter. I was thoroughly captivated by this multifaceted story. And did Lund ever make me laugh. Some of the story twists caught me so off guard there was just no other option. This novel is suspenseful in a very fun-loving way. You are always on edge, wanting to know how the story will end, wondering who did it, but at the same time, it’s not the stuff that nightmares are made of. This novel is definitely well written and edited. Lund’s one-of-a-kind writing drew me to her work and kept me entranced throughout.

I loved the interactions between the characters in this novel. Not only do you get to know their personalities, but Lund makes it very easy to picture their physical person with her vivid descriptions. The main characters are intriguing. Watching them dance around each other was singularly captivating. I was also completely shocked by the antagonist. It was completely priceless.

Overall, this was a unique romantic suspense with a good dose of comedy. It was a great introduction to Lund’s work, and has definitely sparked me to read more.

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