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A review by krisrid
Lie by Moonlight by Amanda Quick
3.0
Jane Ann Krentz writing as Amanda Quick has a standard premise - an unconventional but spunky heroine gets herself into trouble, but happens upon an equally unconventional hero, who generally has some murky past making him dark and mysterious in addition to (always) being very handsome.
These books may not be terribly original, but they are always fun, romantic, and usually filled with intrigue and excitement as hero and heroine make their way through a convoluted path to the ultimate consummation of their love, and a happily ever future together.
Lie by Moonlight fits the bill perfectly, if you are looking for a fun easy romance novel with likeable characters and just enough mystery to add spice. It's a bonus that all of Quick's heroines are intelligent, capable and independent women, in addition to being beautiful, kind and dedicated to righting some wrong or other.
These books may not be terribly original, but they are always fun, romantic, and usually filled with intrigue and excitement as hero and heroine make their way through a convoluted path to the ultimate consummation of their love, and a happily ever future together.
Lie by Moonlight fits the bill perfectly, if you are looking for a fun easy romance novel with likeable characters and just enough mystery to add spice. It's a bonus that all of Quick's heroines are intelligent, capable and independent women, in addition to being beautiful, kind and dedicated to righting some wrong or other.