Trish Wylie

I like Wylie's voice.  It is younger and fresher than many in the Harlequin Romance line.  This was also a very intruiguing premise, which was what drew me to the book.

Back Cover:

Self-made fitness tycoon Rory Flanaghan is tall, rugged and so, so sexy. When Cara Sheehan starts one-to-one sessions with Rory, exercise takes on a whole new meaning!
Though she might be inexperienced in the bedroom, Cara knows Rory's heart is locked away. But Rory will show Cara what she's been missing. With one touch, one kiss, one night, he'll have her complete surrender! 

My Review:

Mmmm, yummy!  This book was such an enjoyable read, it just made me feel good!  I was grinning and laughing my way through it.  The banter between the hero/heroine was such delicious, the sexual tension was built up very well.  The heroine's self-defense mechanism of sarcasm and barbs was just charming and made her equal to the challenge of taming her bossy hero who was used to commanding his own way. 

Oh, this one has a spot on the keeper shelf!  I laughed and grabbed tissues all throughout it.  Trish Wylie made these characters very real and had me caring about them.

Sorry I am behind. Nights of Passion story. Fun book. Great twists. Rory and Cara had neat and even interesting characters.

     Ever since I read Trish Wylie's The Firefighter's Chosen Bride, closely followed with Bride of the Emerald Isle, I've been searching for any of her books that I can find.  This is one of them and, while not my favourite of the books that I've read so far, it's still a wonderful story of love lost and found and falling in love all over again.  Trish Wylie is magic with romance and a definite favourite and autobuy author.  So glad that I'm part of the eHarlequin challenge ~ otherwise I'da missed her completely... and that would be sad indeed.

RATING:
Excellence: Very Good to Excellent ~ 3.5 stars
Steaminess: Romantic

This is a lovely romantic read - just right for Valentine's Day!  Pity I didn't manage to unearth it until a couple of months later, but it was worth the wait.  I think finding new reasons for 'Secret Babies' can always be difficult, but Trish does a wonderful job in creating a believeable scenario - and the scene where the daughter realises the hero is her daddy is just wonderful!

I recently read Trish Wylie's latest Modern Heat "His Mistress: His Terms".  This was a book that apparently took her like three minutes to write one weekend ;).

I had the hardest time getting a copy of this book but I am so glad I made the effort!  Trish had me laughing and crying in this one.  Loved the hero's loud huge family.  Reminded me of mine!