Dark Angel

I won't tell you what's in the book that's what I believe the accompanying review is for. I will say LG is one of my favorite authors. I love her strong perfect males and her female characters that always have at least one flaw that all women identify with even if it's only the belief that some day our prince will come. All the ingredients are there, the strong male, the woman waiting for "the one", beautiful love scenes and happy every after. The enjoyment is in seeing how the author mixes these ingredients together. This author does it very well. I'm confident you will enjoy this read as much as I did.

I actually like this book, i mean yes the heroe was a bit over shadowing, obessive & mentally abusive towards the heroine but i mean there is a good story underneath all of this and if you can bypass all of the qualities of the heroe then you will like this book, meaning most romance novels has a over shadowing, obessive & mentally abusive heroe at times but underneath it all you always have a good story....

This is my first book by Lynne Graham and I was pleasantly surprised. This book as already been written out in past reviews is about a really sharp up & coming young executive that got set up and shafted for embezzling funds from this family run wine company. After serving 5 yrs of prison term, he is freed and the course for revenge is set in motion. Part of his revenge is to reclaim the fiance that left him right before his arrest. A lot of people don't like the hero, but I did. He is an alpha hero through and through, arrogant as heck, but very possessive of his woman. He did act like a jerk initially, but 5 years of prison, it kind of changes a person and he could have turned out a lot worst. In addition, he truly felt that the heroine may have known about his setup many years ago since her breakup with him was timed so perfectly. But after a few days of being together again, the chemistry and the feelings comes flooding back for the both of them. I also admire how the hero has risen up from poverty with a single mom and labeled a bastard child.There were momemts where I felt the heroine was just too naive and should have "stood by her man". However, she too was searching for love of family and a sense of belonging. The loves scenes were sensual but not burning hot. If they were kicked up a notch, I would have given the book a full 5 stars.