Book Review: Open Season by Linda Howard

 
Title: Open Season

Author: Linda Howard

Stars 5 out of 5

Review:
Who doesn't love Linda Howard with her quick fun writing that will have you laughing one minute to biting your nails the next. Open season follows the line of Mr. Perfect with the perfect amount of humor, romance action and more.  Every time I reread Open Season I can't help but fall in love with Daisy Minor and she sweet southern charm and how she only sees the best in people. Jack Russo is funny, charming alpha male without being one sided or bland. 
I miss Linda Howard fun romantic suspense novels where the dialogue is fun, the sex doesn't go into massive details and the mystery is exciting and some times you wonder who the killer or killers are. Don't get me wrong you know everything in Open Season from beginning to end but the dialogue is what keeps the reader hooked from beginning to end.
I am not sure I can pick just one Linda Howard novel as my favorite but this is very close to the top.

Synopsis:
On her thirty-fourth birthday, Daisy Minor decides to make over her entire life. The small-town librarian has had it with her boring clothes, her ordinary looks, and nearly a decade without so much as a date. It's time to get a life—and a sex life. The perennial good girl, Daisy transforms herself into a party girl extraordinaire—dancing the night away at clubs, laughing and flirting with abandon—and she's declared open season for manhunting. But her free-spirited fun turns to shattering danger when she witnesses something she shouldn't—and becomes the target of a killer. Now, before she can meet the one man who can share her life, first she may need him to save it.  

About the Author:
 
Linda S. Howington is an American best-selling romance author writing under the pseudonym Linda Howard. After 21 years of penning stories for her own enjoyment, she submitted a novel for publication which was very successful. Her first work was published by Silhouette in 1982. She is a charter member of Romance Writers of America and in 2005 Howard was awarded their Career Achievement Award.

Linda Howard lives in Gadsden, Alabama with her husband, Gary F. Howington, and two golden retrievers. She has three grown stepchildren and three grandchildren.