Wednesday, July 6, 2016

Book Review Reclaim

 Reclaim (Recovered Innocence, #3)
Title: Reclaim

Author: Beth Yarnall


Stars: 2 1/2


Review:
This story had such potential and I was so excited but as soon as the story started it fell flat. The romance between the two leads (Nolan and Lila) lack any type of chemistry but if you are looking for hot sex scene writing this is your book.
I felt Nolan lacked the depth to deal with Lila past.
Reclaim falls flat.

AC netgalley  

Synopsis:
Nolan: Nothing’s ever come easy for me, especially not my dream job at Nash Security and Investigations. Righting wrongs is what I’m meant to do . . . except I manage to blow the very first chance I get. So why don’t they fire me on the spot? Hell, I’d fire myself if I could. Instead, my boss hands me an assignment that’s too important to screw up—and partners me with Lila Garcia, a gorgeous attorney with curves so distracting they should be illegal.

Lila: Like my client, a grieving mother charged with the murder of her own son, I know how quickly the American dream can become a nightmare. If anybody can help me clear her name, it’s Nash Security and Investigations. But Nolan Perry is a wild card. Bending the truth, breaking the law—that’s his business. I need to focus on the evidence. Not on how Nolan’s body fits so perfectly against mine. With a case this personal—and this dangerous—losing control is simply not an option . . . no matter how badly I want to give in.


About the Author:
 Beth Yarnall
Best selling author, Beth Yarnall writes romantic suspense, mysteries and the occasional hilarious tweet. For a number of years, Beth made her living as a hairstylist and makeup artist and co-owned a salon. Somehow hairstylists and salons always seem to find their way into her stories. Beth lives in Southern California with her husband, two sons, and their dog where she is hard at work on her next novel. 


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