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Proving she is now powder puff girl, Cherry Adair gives you a red-hot sexy tale with "Dance With the Devil. This time, its spy vs. spy romance. Mia Rossi loved her spy partner Jack Ryan, but the International Playboy was not willing to commit. So, she quits her job, leaves Jack and says she is going to be married by Summer. Her mother has been setting her up with blind dates in the effort. All have proved dates from Hell - Mia believe her mother is trying to make her see Jack is the only man for her. So when her mother arranges one with a man named Davis Sloan, she is determined to use Sloan to wipe Jack from her mind. But who should turn out to be her blind date? Jack's back! It's a sassy, sizzling tale that is true Adair. It has Mia giving Jack what for and they have to steal a disk with information vital to their country. This is a tale you won't want to miss.
Muriel Jensen holds her own with these two heavy hitters in "Hal and Damnation". Kat is frustrated in her efforts to get her father to turn over the family restaurant to her, even though she has proved she is a super manager. She is more frustrated with the super new waiter Hal, who refuses to snap to when she barks and order. This one stretches the premise just a bit, because Hal is not from Hell and he is not really a date. He is assigned to lure her away from the restaurant for two days while the cops handled a bank robbery attempt. The bad guys plan on coming through the restaurant's wall to the bank. Things go array when the plane Hal is flying has to make an emergency landing. It's not as strong as the other two stories - but sheesh, few writers are at the peak form of Stuart and Adair. So it's to Jensen's credit her tale is not over shown too much by the two powerhouse writers.
This is one GREAT anthology.
I have not ready Cherry Adair, but shall after reading this story. This blind date was such a fun read. I really lover her characters and the whole story was such fun, so sexy. Off to buy her back list!
The last story by Jensen is good, but not in the league with these first two. First off, the premise is blind dates. Her story is NOT a blind date. The premise is contrives, but I went with that. But it's not a date, they go in an plane write to keep her out of the way. She thinks she is on a trip to pick up special linens. Why have them in a plane? Why have the go pick up linens. The premise is so thin. Secondly, the attraction between the leads had promise, but it's such not developed correctly. Jensen is a talented writer and the story is good, but not great like the first two and hurt by it not fitting the premise of a blind date.
Jensen's a 4 start, I give it a 5 because of the strength of Stuart's and Adair's brilliance.
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