Morgan by Lori Foster { Review }

Morgan

{ The Buckhorn Brother's }

by Lori Foster

Mass Market Paperback, 216 pages

Published March 13th 2007 by Harlequin Books

Morgan Hudson commanded a lot of respect as Buckhorn's biggest, baddest sheriff. How one petite city woman could turn him on his head was a mystery, not to mention being downright aggravating. But Misty Malone did just that, and Morgan couldn't wait till she went back where she belonged. But then he discovered why she'd come in the first place. Misty Malone had hoped to take refuge with her sister, who'd just married into a family of sinfully attractive brothers. They all treated her like gold-- all but one. Morgan seemed to think she was some sort of femme fatale, out to seduce his brothers. But seduction was the last thing on her mind. Foremost was the baby she was secretly carrying. And then, how to avoid the sexual sparks flying between her and Morgan.

First Line(s): It was one of those sweltering hot weekend mornings when a man had nothing better to do than sit outside in his jeans, feel himself sweat and wait for a breeze that wouldn't come.

My Review: I love when dudes come off as tough dudes but they have a heart made out of marshmallows, especially when the right gal comes along. Morgan becomes putty is spunky Misty "Malone"s hands. It is classic to see the fall of the mighty might bachelor!

These Buckhorn brother's seem to fall fast when it comes to certain gals!

Morgan is a sweet, mostly clean book that will have you "awwwwwing"

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Sawyer by Lori Foster {Review}

                                                      Sawyer 

                                                     (Buckhorn Brothers #1)

by Lori Foster 

Mass Market Paperback, 212 pages

Published March 13th 2007 by Harlequin Book

Sawyer Hudson, the only doctor in Buckhorn County, took it upon himself to rescue the beautiful but enigmatic woman who came literally crashing into his life. Though he knew he should keep things platonic and professional, around her his body had other ideas. And his heart was no more cooperative. Honey Malone was on the run, fleeing a dangerous predator, when she lost control of her car, drove into a lake--and found herself up to her neck in breathtaking men. After the brothers nursed her through her injuries, she tried to leave, but she hadn't bargained on their stubborn protectiveness. Or the passionate bond that tied her to Sawyer.

First Line(s): One minute he'd been reveling in the late- afternoon sun, feeling the sweat dry on his shoulders and neck before he could wipe it away.

 My Review: How is it fair to have all these hot brothers living under the same roof taking an active role in raising Sawyer's teenage son. If that isn't hot! than I am not sure what is. Wowzer!

 This book sat on my shelf for the better part of a year and now I am kicking myself that I didn't make time for it sooner. It was such a good and fast read that I had it done in half a day.

 Of course the story line... more like the time frame is a bit unrealistic but this tends to be the case in a good amount of romance novels, you just have to learn to roll with it!

 I had a hard time getting over the fact that the main heroine's name was Honey but the sweetness ended there. Honey has spunk ( maybe a little too much for her own good at times) and has no problem standing her ground with Sawyer and his over powering brothers.
 I look forward to reading the remaining books in the Buckhorn series.

 I leave you with this one question.... do small towns like Buckhorn County really exist???? If so, that's where you can find this gal!
 My Rating: Until next time... Happy Reading!