Jo P. (boopbok) reviewed Cradle Will Rock (Sutton Babies, Bk 1) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 586) on + 242 more book reviews
Good Read!
Bonnie A. (ladycholla) -
Good story. Good trilogy.
Valorie T. (Valorie) reviewed Cradle Will Rock (Sutton Babies, Bk 1) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 586) on + 83 more book reviews
Two years ago, laura Embry fled to avoid punishment for a murder she didn't commit--with only her memories of Chase Sutton and his child growing inside her to her her warm. Now Chase had tracked her down--to make her face justice.
Chase had a son, an heir to the Sutton land! If he and Laura were going to have a future with their child, Chase needed to get to the truth. A truth someone was willing to kill again to hide. With his child's future at stake, and his love for Laura on the line, Chase did the only thing he could--offer himself as a target...
Chase had a son, an heir to the Sutton land! If he and Laura were going to have a future with their child, Chase needed to get to the truth. A truth someone was willing to kill again to hide. With his child's future at stake, and his love for Laura on the line, Chase did the only thing he could--offer himself as a target...
Misty P. (prokopmisty) reviewed Cradle Will Rock (Sutton Babies, Bk 1) (Harlequin Intrigue, No 586) on + 40 more book reviews
I read Harlequin Intrigue (HI) because I like mysteries and I like love stories. These books combine the best of both. I also appreciate how these are a quick read that doesn't require a lot of thinking.
Susan Kearney is one of my favorite HI authors. She does a credible job of making a realistic mystery that throws two people together. Very good.
This set about the Sutton twins were some of my favorite stories by Susan Kearney. The twists and turns in the plot are well written and interesting. They keep the book going. Many of the HI books about babies dwell too much on the baby part of the book. This book does not do that. The baby only adds to the drama and suspence.
Enjoy! I did.
Susan Kearney is one of my favorite HI authors. She does a credible job of making a realistic mystery that throws two people together. Very good.
This set about the Sutton twins were some of my favorite stories by Susan Kearney. The twists and turns in the plot are well written and interesting. They keep the book going. Many of the HI books about babies dwell too much on the baby part of the book. This book does not do that. The baby only adds to the drama and suspence.
Enjoy! I did.
