Laurie S. (LaurieS) reviewed Kidnapped? / I Got You, Babe (Harlequin Duets, No 2) on + 504 more book reviews
Amazon Review:
Tanya Veverka "Bookwyrm"
This is a delightful Duets volume from Diamond and Tucker, although this offering is a little different from others in the Duets line.
"Kidnapped" is a quirky, funny tale with great secondary characters. But it's a little out of the ordinary. You see, the hero is involved with the Las Vegas mobster scene, and the heroine is a trash tabloid reporter. But don't let you deter you from picking up this incredibly charming story! The characters are wonderful, if out of the ordinary, and their romance is lot of fun. (They'll definitely redeem themselves in your eyes.)
In "I Got You, Babe," I liked the hero and heroine. But Nick's infant niece definitely steals the story! She's really hilarious in her disdain for her uncle Nick. Tucker's style takes a little getting used to, too. It's a little different from the romance norm. But the story is interesting and charming.
All in all, a decent Duets offering. Enjoy.
Tanya Veverka "Bookwyrm"
This is a delightful Duets volume from Diamond and Tucker, although this offering is a little different from others in the Duets line.
"Kidnapped" is a quirky, funny tale with great secondary characters. But it's a little out of the ordinary. You see, the hero is involved with the Las Vegas mobster scene, and the heroine is a trash tabloid reporter. But don't let you deter you from picking up this incredibly charming story! The characters are wonderful, if out of the ordinary, and their romance is lot of fun. (They'll definitely redeem themselves in your eyes.)
In "I Got You, Babe," I liked the hero and heroine. But Nick's infant niece definitely steals the story! She's really hilarious in her disdain for her uncle Nick. Tucker's style takes a little getting used to, too. It's a little different from the romance norm. But the story is interesting and charming.
All in all, a decent Duets offering. Enjoy.
