Book Review
of Pleasant Lake
Pleasant
Lake P.D.
Blurb
:
Alexandria
Moreno, parking enforcement officer for the serene town of Pleasant Lake, has
signed on with the FBI to nail a gorgeous suspected criminal, Miguel Diaz,
who’s passing himself off as a legitimate businessman. Alex’s assignment is to
use her feminine wiles, of which she has few, to infiltrate Diaz’s world and
find some evidence for a conviction.
To
complicate matters, she’s teamed up with Detective Roman Plow, who is her
ex-boyfriend, though the FBI doesn’t know it. As they focus on retaliating for
past wrongs, real and imagined, their smoldering love/hate relationship brews.
They’re not exactly an ideal team.
With
her bumbling nature, a steamer trunk full of emotional baggage, and no
investigating skills, Alex spends most of her time reminding herself that the
tall, dark, and handsome Miguel Diaz is not her real boyfriend and struggling
to keep from falling into his bed. As she tries to dig up dirt on her
undercover lover, the steamy investigation leads to a fight for her life. But
who is behind the attacks?
About the
Author:
Kelly
Fitzpatrick is a multi-award-winning writer of romance and a Golden Heart®
finalist. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, two dogs, and a
Russian tortoise named Ivan.
Book Review:
Ribald humor and twisted romance
make this a great read. Alex is the
Parking Enforcement Officer for the Pleasant Town police department. Or as her ex-boyfriend, and general womanizer,
calls her the meter-maid. That is until
the FBI taps her to go undercover and snoop on possible mob-boss Miguel. But things may not be exactly how they seem,
and Alex can’t stop tripping over herself long enough to collect evidence.
Funny, at times sad, but mostly very
funny story, with a wickedly warped ribald humor. A definite good read. I give this story 4.5 out of 5 clouds.
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product or book may have been distributed for review; this in no way affects my
opinions or reviews.
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