Fearless

Awesome book, Diana hit the spot again with the Jacobsville family. The characters and plot always make you feel like you live in the town and you are just watching the story unfold while sitting under a tree.

I loved this book and the story kept me glued to the pages. It's typical Diana Palmer with her alpha-bad-boy hero but in this book the heroine gave back as good as she got! I don't understand the bad reviews on this book, really. I will buy her future books a well. Well done!

Rodrigo Ramirez is sent to undercover as a manager of a truck farm, he is really a drug enforcement agency. Then Glory was sent to the same truck farm, as a canning worker, to hide out from a mob hit man. Glory has heart problems, and high blood pressure. Glory falls in lust with Rodrigo, and he fell into bed with her. After having sex twice, and getting married, Rodrigo decides Glory isn't good enough for him. He is really afraid of being in a relationship with someone less educated then he is. Ms Palmer having gone to college now has most of her alpha males caught up in having a well educated woman. With out a college education the young women aren't good enough to be anything but sex toys. Well Rodrigo finds that not only has Glory have a college education, but she is an assistant district attorney. He feels small, because Glory came to him to tell him she was carrying his child, when he confronted her with another woman. Not once did Ms Palmer mention the bigoted notion of a college educated. person being better than then someone with out a college education. But Glory forgives him and they live happily ever after.

Finally, a great book by Diana Palmer. The last few have not been up to her standard. This was enjoyable from start to finish. I have enjoyed the character of Rodrigo in so many other stories, it was wonderful for him to finally find his own true love. Now if we could only get the story of Tony the Dancer!?