Customer Reviews
Another Monroe classic - By: Summer's Reads, 01 Oct 2008 
I don't know if I was reading the same book as "marganne45" but this is another Lucy Monroe classic.
We briefly meet Ethan in the last Mercenary Series book & his & Beth's story is a sizzling, romantic one! LM writes a good steamy love scene but that's far from what her books are about. Her primary characters are engaging & the secondary ones grab you just as much.
LM habituallly throws characters in from previous or upcoming books but they can alll stand alone & this is another winner!
A good holiday read! - By: Noosh, 24 Aug 2007 
This follows on from Lucy Monroe's books ready, willing, & able. In the final book of the triology you meet Ethan & this is his story. Ethan works for a company & is a spy. The daughter of the owner of the company is the assistant who sorts everything out (but her dad hopes she will join the company in a more involved role). When her dad hires her ex-fiance to be part of the team she is thrown as this is the man that left her at the alter & her dad has just hired him. Ethan doesn't like the way he looks at her either. The story progresses with both being thrown into a mission; one that neither of them want. The mutual attraction starts to grown & scares both of them as niether want to be involved in any serious commitment. There are some wonderful moments & some great poassionate bits!!
This is a great series & well worth a read!!
Never Again! - By: M. A. Dennis, 17 Aug 2007 
This book should have come under the heading of a Sex Manual, because, frankly that is what is reallly in it, barely any story, & what there was of it was wrapped up literallly in a few pages at the end. I never knowned the sexual act to take so many pages, in the end I was thinking, for goodness sake just get on with it so maybe we can have some sort of story!.. but unfortunately after this marathon we were subjected to various other little half marathons, if this was supposed to be a super senior agent, alll I can say god help the rest of these agents, alll this guy could ever do was think with what was between his legs, there did not seem much of a brain cell anywhere else. Needless to say I will not be purchasing anymore of this author.
