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Negotiation Tactics (2000)

by Lori Ryan(Favorite Author)

4.17 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Sutton Capital

review 1: This was my favorite book in the series.It was really laden with emotions, from both lead characters. I was expecting to think some time that the heroine should have way overcome her previous husband's death and that now she should be able to start anew, but every time she went backwards I understood and accepted it without much difficulty. The hero's reactions were honestly fantastic, full of understanding, though never weak. I also really enjoyed how the suspense part was fully linked with the remainder of the plot in this book, it felt much more natural and really better, especially than the 2nd book.My small qualms: at the beginning, the hero stands 6 feet 3, later on when facing a nurse, he's only 6 feet and a half, well he just went through a big trauma, so he might ... morestoop however it did not feel so, more like editing mistake. And there were a few sex scenes in the middle of the book that seemed awfully strange and not consistent with either character's personality and behavior. Honestly I wondered whether those were added because the author, or some early readers, thought it would be too long without any sexy scenes otherwise. But in my opinion, that would have been much better, as I really did not get those.
review 2: I have been waiting for this book since the beginning of Legal Ease. I loved Jennie’s character and was so excited to read her and Chad’s story. This is an excellent friends to lovers romance with a slightly damaged couple, meddling friends and a killer on the loose. I don’t want to include any spoilers so I can’t say too much but Chad’s response when he thought Jennie could be in danger was so typical tough guy and how he loved her, even when he wasn’t sure she’d be able to love him back, just melted my heart. This is the third book in the Sutton Capital series but can be read as a stand alone (however I recommend you read them all, they’re great!) less

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