Angel M. (Angelaria2004) reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on + 66 more book reviews
sexy and fun
Esther H. (legs) reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on + 86 more book reviews
The mystery part of the plot was especially good.
Sue F. reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on + 8 more book reviews
from the back of the book:
Special Agent Prudence dunlop was anxious to leave her desk job and get out in the field, but her all-too-handsome boss, John Cahill, denied each request she made. So when the opportunity to catch a cunning serial killer arose, Pru would do anything to prove herself. She'd even strip off her plain Jane persona and pose as a seductive temptress in the hopes of luring out the murderer. Instead, she unleashed an even more dangerous scenario between her and her boss. Though taking on the elusive killer threatened her life, would falling in love with John be the greatest risk of all?
Special Agent Prudence dunlop was anxious to leave her desk job and get out in the field, but her all-too-handsome boss, John Cahill, denied each request she made. So when the opportunity to catch a cunning serial killer arose, Pru would do anything to prove herself. She'd even strip off her plain Jane persona and pose as a seductive temptress in the hopes of luring out the murderer. Instead, she unleashed an even more dangerous scenario between her and her boss. Though taking on the elusive killer threatened her life, would falling in love with John be the greatest risk of all?
Robin M. (robinmy) -
After five long years of working at the FBI, Special Agent Prudence Dunlop has been picked for her dream job, working for SKURRT...Serial Killer Unit Rapid Response Team. This team is led by Special Agent John Cahill, a veteran agent that Pru has looked up to for years. The first case that they will be investigating is one where three women have been found murdered. They were each found lying on their beds clutching a red rose. The murders resemble the work of prolific serial killer John Allen Styles. Is there a copycat killer or is Styles somehow directing these murders from inside a prison?
This romantic suspense story is part of the Harlequin Intrigue line. I enjoyed the suspense story. There were several suspects and some red herrings. I took a guess at the identity of the killer, but I was wrong. The romance portion of the story didn't work for me. Pru has been in love with Cahill for years, even though she hadn't actually talked to him before joining his team. Cahill didn't seem to think of her as anything other than a team member until over halfway through the book. Suddenly he wanted to kiss her. It seemed like his feelings came out of nowhere. So, great suspense story with a not-so-great romance. My rating: 4 Stars.
This romantic suspense story is part of the Harlequin Intrigue line. I enjoyed the suspense story. There were several suspects and some red herrings. I took a guess at the identity of the killer, but I was wrong. The romance portion of the story didn't work for me. Pru has been in love with Cahill for years, even though she hadn't actually talked to him before joining his team. Cahill didn't seem to think of her as anything other than a team member until over halfway through the book. Suddenly he wanted to kiss her. It seemed like his feelings came out of nowhere. So, great suspense story with a not-so-great romance. My rating: 4 Stars.
Debbie C. (Froglover) reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on + 384 more book reviews
1st i've read by this author. 2 people who want each other and eventually give in w/a lot of mystery involved.
Kim G. (mikkialex1197) reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on
Great book, I read it in 3 hours!
Merisa A. (nvangel) reviewed Matters of Seduction (Matchmakers Underground, Bk 3) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 844) on + 162 more book reviews
Not bad for a romance
