Sweeter Savage Love

I had read Rosemary Rogers stories with Jenny and Steve, so I really had an understanding of the characters referred to in this Sandra Hill book. I found the book to be one of the funniest, (laugh out funny) humorous books I have ever had the pleasure to read. I have to say this is one of my all time favorite books! If you haven't read it, pick up a copy because you won't regret it.

This book sizzles. Harriet is feisty, sexy and intelligent. Etienne is....red-hot! The love scenes in this book are steamy, and get added to my list of "things I wanna try". (Just kidding!). Sandra Hill really knows how to hook a reader, and this book led to my rushing out and ordering more of her titles. The only thing that irritated me after a while was all the "dumb-men" jokes. I liked the interaction between Harriet and Etienne, and the secondary characters were fabulous. Cain and Abel deserve their own novels, and the witty repartee is excellent.Harriet heals Etienne's war scars, and fights for the man she loves. She also heals the breach between Etienne and his daughter, and as a psychiatrist, she is well-equipped to do this. The plot is excellent, the dialogue flowing, and the humour excellent. A keeper, for sure.

this book was excellent!! it was not only funny but steaming hot! sandra hill is a very good writer. i read this book awhile back but it's still one of my favorites. harriet and etienne are meant for one another and it takes him awhile to realize that. i highly recommend this book because it has plot to it and it will have you laughing out loud and breathless with desire.

Sweeter Savage LoveSequel to "Frankly My Dear" was excellent. Characterization and snappy dialog are Sandra Hill's strong points. I fall in love with ALL of Sandra's men, they are strong yet vulnerable and Etienne is no exception.I particularly liked the repartee between Etienne and Cain and Abel. (How about a romance using either of these characters?)The only downside to this novel was Ginny WOULD NOT SHUT UP. God love Sandra, who is the goddess of dialog... But this is the third novel where her heroines talk talk talk. I would especially expect a psychologist to listen more and talk less, but NO Ginny could power a boat with her constant thoughtless gabbing.Despite the motormouth heroine, Sandra's book is an excellent-and funny- read. Well worth the cost of the book.