Search - You've Got Male (OPUS, Bk 1)

A well paced book that had mystery and romance all rolled into one...

This book is very very humorous, and I enjoyed it immenseley! Here's what the back of the book says in chatroom format...
AveryIsIn: hi HJFan-you'll never guess what happened. Supposedly I'm a dangerous cybercriminal and he feds have come knocking down my door. They think I'm in contact with some supervillian-but I never leave the house, and you're the only one I talk to. Lv it to the govt, huh? LOL

DixonOPUS: Avery Nesbitt made e-mail contact with target today. Although suspect seems unaware of target's true identity, I can't be sure she's not uninvolved. My next move: get inside. Time to rattle Ms. Nesbitt's perfect online world.

Don't let the description fool you, this book is very good, and highly entertaining!!

An agoraphobic computer whiz charged with conspiring with an enemy of the nation to take over the world. Reunited reluctantly with her family who she thought abandoned her. Rather forcefully yanked out of her withdrawal to help find the enemy. Rather overpowered by graphic sex.

ok book, seemed like it followed more on what th characters were thinking then dialect.

Although the author can write, this story has a half dozen plot holes that weaken the book. A character hiding for her safety should not be forced to go to parties by those charged with keeping her safe, for example. Also, sometimes the author gives in to unfortunate impulse in regards to what I am sure is supposed to be a colorful phrase. The most unfortunate aspect is the political one, since the thinly disguised homeland security agency is breaking the law and gutting the constitution and no one (either characters or author) seemed concerned at all. It was briefly dealt with at the end, but by that time I had already sworn never to read another book by this woman in my life.

A thoroughly enjoyable read. Very well written, humorous along with enough plot and interesting characters to make it a book you won't want to put down. I'm looking forward to reading the sequel, "Express Male".