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FOR YOU I DO - Angie Daniels Harlequin Kimani/Romance April 2009 |
SYNOPSIS: Feisty Bianca Beaumont is finally engaged She's blissful...until longtime family friend London Brown tells her she's marrying the wrong guy. Not that Bianca believes London at first, but the sexy former-investigator-turned-restaurateur has convincing proof. Now Bianca is single, and she's got some secret news of her own....
SERIES ROMANCE |4+| Keren Childers
REVIEW: Feisty Bianca Beaumont is finally engaged. She’s happy, or so she thinks until longtime family friend London Brown tells her she's marrying the wrong guy. Not that Bianca believes London at first, but the sexy former-investigator-turned-restaurateur has convincing proof. Now Bianca is single and she's got some secret news of her own.
Ms. Daniels is back with the famous Beaumont clan, and she definitely hasn’t
disappointed us will another hot, steamy story about them. Bianca is the last of
the Beaumont bunch and of course being the only girl with three brothers is no
joke. Let her brothers tell it Bianca couldn’t pick the right man if he was
standing right in her face. She’s smart and gorgeous, but can’t seem to find the
right man. I liked her energy and ambition. She’s a career woman and like most
career women, she had issues finding that man on her same level. She’s always
had a crush on London, but nothing ever became of it, so I’m excited to see them
pair up again.
Bianca is head-strong and London is opinionated, the two complement each other
very well. Bianca’s secret can make or break them and I’m truly rooting for them
to settle their differences. London is good friends with Jaden, so you know
tension is on the rise. The main characters are a match made in heaven and boy
do they deal with some drama, but this makes the storyline even more
interesting. I found it hard at times to put the book down.
The secondary characters would definitely be the Beaumont brothers and their
parents. This family would be considered the bourgeois family with old money and
everybody knows or have heard of them. But, they don’t act snobbish like most do
and this is what I liked about them. Now some would say the mother has that
tendency, but even she is tolerable.
This is definitely a book to read, but might I suggest starting them in order:
SECOND TIME AROUND, THE PLAYBOY'S PROPOSAL,
and THE PLAYER'S PROPOSAL.
reviewer@romanceincolor.com | 15th May 2009