Description
Her sexy neighbor turns savior in this next Dangerous in Dallas romance! Despite her job as a wedding planner, Violet Richardson doesn't believe a happy-ever-after is in her future. And when she's kidnapped by a killer, she's surprised that rescue comes in the form of her tempting yet irritating neighbor Max Baldwin.
Trying to forget his dark past, Max never meant to take on his attractive neighbor's troubles. But now the bickering pair must outrun a thug who's determined to get his hands on mysterious jewels he thinks are in Violet's possession. And as they race for their lives through Dallas's summer heat, Max and Violet may finally open their eyes to the burning passion they share.
- Series: Dangerous in Dallas (Book 3)
- Mass Market Paperback: 288 pages
- Publisher: Harlequin (October 6, 2015)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0373279388
- ISBN-13: 978-0373279388
3 STARS
This is the third book in the Dangerous in Dallas series, but first one that I have read. This book should be read with the other books in the series. It can stand alone.
It is full of action, drama, romance,love scenes, violence and with characters I like , ones you hate and ones you don't know if you can trust them or not.
Violet Richardson is a wedding planner. She does not think she will ever have a happily ever after for herself.
She and her friends own there business. There were smuggled jewels hidden under the floor boards. They each have one of the rubies hidden. Someone has been after the jewels.
The rubies were hidden and smuggled out of England during the War. They were royal jewels.
Violet is working a big wedding. When she steps out for fresh air she is kidnapped.
Max Baldwin is a architect. He is a former military. His best friend has fallen for Violet's best friend.
So they are helping with keeping the girls safe after all the trouble.
Max sees Violet get kidnapped and he is determined to help rescue her.
After Violet gets rescued they don't go to police station and make a report.
I was given this ebook to read for free from Net Galley and Harlequin. In return I agreed to give a honest review of The Professional.
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