The Kissing Game
Allowing Simon Hunt to play her partner on her latest assignment probably wasn't Frankie Paresky's best idea ever, but the PI found it just as hard as most women did to tell him no....
- Pages
- 290
- First published
- January 1, 1996
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Ebook
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Finished September 25, 2013
2013 4.5★ The second book of the Sunrise Keys series. I read the first (Kiss and Tell) and liked the characters. Simon Hunt and Francine "Frankie" Paresky were in the first book and I liked them as well as Simon's sister Leila Hunt and his best friend Marshall Devlin. These characters I really enjoyed reading about. I think Kissing Game was a little better though because it had a little more to the plot. Also learning about the other people on Sunrise Keys through Frankie's point of view (who seemed to know everyone) was a nice touch. Frankie can be a little melodramatic emotionally sometimes. Other than that I did like her. Simon I really really liked. Spoiler (small spoiler) - I loved the journal/ proposal of his at the end. Very romantic stuff. End Spoiler Overall I think this was a good romance book by Suzanne Brockmann. I've enjoyed reading the two Kiss books (first two books in Sunrise Keys series). I'm not sure if I'll continue with the series. And not much is mentioned in the first two books of Preston Seaholm (hero for book 3), let alone Giovanni "Johnny" Anziano or Chelsea Spencer (book 4). These last books in the series seem more stand alone than the two Kiss books. But I do like Brockmann, so they're a maybe to-be-read for me.