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Unaware, reporter Sherissa Holland was
put on a deadly hit list after her fiancé’s shady business
affair took a nasty turn for the worst. On the first
attempt against her life, the hitman accidentally killed a
well-known lightweight boxer and left Sherissa as the only
key witness to the hit-and-run crime.
Detective Peter Linwood knew that his
interest in protecting witness Sherissa Holland was more of
a personal nature than a professional one. From the moment
he met her during the murder investigation, Peter was
determined to get to know Sherissa better. But, the more
Peter dug into the hit-and-run case the more it became
apparent that Sherissa was the real target. Will Peter be
able to solve the case and keep Sherissa out of harm’s way
before the hired gun succeeds in completing his mission to
execute her?
Bad to the Bone left mixed feelings within,
mostly because the romantic feature shared between Peter
and Sherissa played second fiddle to the suspenseful side of
the story. I was half way through the storyline before the
couple even shared a kiss. The genre of this book really
should be categorized as a suspense novel instead of a
romance one. Excluding my high expectations for a super hot
romance affair between the hero and heroine, Bad to
the Bone was a spectacular novel. The thrilling
suspense kept me hanging on the edge of my seat eager to
discover just how everything would unfold. |
