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Sin In San Fran (2000)

by Nicole Williams(Favorite Author)

4.07 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Great Exploitations

review 1: Sin in San Fran was another amazing instalment in the Great Exploitations series by Nicole Williams. The fourth book takes us on a drama filled ride and it doesn't fail to disappoint. My only hesitation to give it a five star rating is because it is way too short for my liking. I hate that Williams cleverly sucks you in by giving you so much goodness and then suddenly concluding the novella. This series just leaves me wanting more and I cannot champion it enough. Williams does not get enough praise for this series. Everybody should be reading this!In this instalment, we see Eve finishing off her Tucker Errand. The novella picks up right where we were left and we see Eve in hospital where she has been put by Tucker. Also, she is still working on Mr 10, Henry's case. I love ... morehow Eve is such a strong character and independent woman. She isn't willing to give up the Tucker Errand because she doesn't believe men like him should get away with it. I couldn't champion her enough. Also, reading how Eve and Henry's relationship is beginning to grow just made my heart warm. I want to know so much about their past together as we only have slight hints so far which put me on the edge of my seat. William's teases just enough to make you so fascinated. The whole series is brilliantly written!I am so addicted to this series and I am pining for the next novella to be released. This series is intense and intriguing. I just need more and more. Nicole Williams, you are one evil woman for making everybody wait so long.
review 2: Great series. I'm not a huge fan of the short novella type books, but the intrigue is enough to keep me hanging on. I love the plot and character development- Eve is such a strong character and the Henry twist is wonderful. I agree with others in that I hope it doesn't drag on too long unless there is a new character from her past or twist involved. It would be disappointing if this became a Stephanie Plum neverending series. less

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