Memphis Reads Archive

Fiction/Romance

Beth reviews FEARLESS by Diana Palmer (Harlequin Books, 2008)

This quick read, enjoyed by both me and my mother, is what most romance readers are looking for. A sweet innocent woman who has overcome life’s obstacles to become a strong, successful woman. A hero who is good and has his own burdens to share with her. And yet they both nearly ruin this great book by their stubbornness!

Gloryanne is a District Attorney and her job has once again put her in harm’s way—there are no witnesses when a drug lord threatens her life. Can she stay safe until his trial? The ideal place to hide is on her stepbrother’s farm in her hometown of Jacobsville, working undercover as a canner. There she meets Rodrigo Ramirez, the manager of a truck farm by day and by night an undercover DEA agent. Rodrigo is working to bust a drug cartel that is running drugs across the Texas border. Gloryanne and Rodrigo keep their true lives a secret...is this anyway to start a relationship? Will they stand by each other when the secrets come out? And can they outwit the people out to kill them?

A great romance with some twists and turns. Perfect for a sunny day indoors or a poolside read!


Beth, Highland Branch Library

Labels: Reviews by Beth, Romance