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Loose And Easy (2008)

by Tara Janzen(Favorite Author)

4.11 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

0440244692 (ISBN13: 9780440244691)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Dell Publishing Company

series

Steele Street

review 1: Like other TJ books, this one takes the place over a ridiculously short amount of time--not that you'd notice the six-ish hours span. There's enough action to keep you occupied. Although, I'd like a bit more sizzle between the two leads and maybe a little less extraneous characters and bad guys. I get setting up for more books, but I came to the point where I just didn't care who was running drugs or stealing Nazi paintings or anything. It would have been very confusing if I'd took time to care about the details.
review 2: When this book started out I wondered what the catch was going to be, I didn't see that Esme would really be a hooker. I was happy to see just what the switch was. It was also great to see Johnny all grown up. Of all the Steele Street boys... more, Johnny is one that seems the most connected to all aspects in Denver, he has the SDF guys, Loretta and the cops, and a major gang.The first love aspect of this story was what made this story so attractive. It was fun to see them as kids and then to see their reactions to each other as adults. I also found it funny that Esme was the one that was involved in more criminal things than Johnny, a switch from when they were kids.The two of them still had the explosive chemistry, growing the longer they spent time together and each could see the others skills. Things went down pretty much predictable with the mystery portion of the story.I did like meeting a new character in Dax, it seems like there will be more there. But the best and most shocking portion of the story had to deal with General Grant, Dylan, and Christian. I don't know what to think of that, only that I have hope that what we had learned in the past is wrong. less

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