Book 61: Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down

NUMBER: 61
TITLE: Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down
AUTHOR: Sherrilyn Kenyon, Melanie George, and Jaid Black
STARTED: September 4, 2005
FINISHED: September 6, 2005
PAGES: 281
GENRE: Romance

FIRST SENTENCE: In her life as a cover agent Rhea Stevenson had done a lot of things she hated: cozy up to cold-blooded killers, make goo-goo eyes at drug lords, pretend to be a Russian mail-order bride, walk unarmed in a low-cut, almost nonexistent dress into a nuclear arms deal.

SUMMARY: [From barnesandnoble.com] In this sexy erotica anthology, three hot authors reel you in with sizzling novellas about alpha heroes who will do anything to get the women they want - even kidnap them!

Bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon presents "'Captivated' by You," the second sexy story in her series featuring the Bureau of American Defense. Rhea Stevenson is a "BAD" agent who has just been handed her most challenging assignment. She must go undercover as a dominatrix to bring in a deadly terrorist. The only upside is that her fellow agent, "Ace" Krux, whom she has long desired, is her training partner. Almost immediately the roles of master and slave are wonderfully blurred and Rhea and Ace unleash a wealth of hidden desire.

From bestselling romance author Melanie George comes "Promise Me Forever," the story of Savannah Harper, who has finally put her breakup with pro-football player Donovan Jerricho behind her. But when Tristan comes home to Mississippi on the eve of Savannah's wedding, he still wants her. And when he carries her off and holds her hostage, Savannah's surprised to find that the desire's deliciously mutual.

From Jaid Black comes "Hunter's Right," the fantastical story of Corporal Ronda Tipton of the U.S. Army, whose chopper goes down in the Arctic Circle. The only survivor of the crash, Ronda happens upon a hidden civilization of Vikings - where she must face the bridal auction block. Only Nikolas Ericsson, the man who found Ronda, can save her by claiming her as his own according to sacred rights. But will she and this primitive brute give in to the sparks made when their worlds collide?

REASON FOR READING: Beth told me to.

THOUGHTS: The first and third stories were the best. The second was too bland for my taste. I just wish they weren't novellas. The first story has a lot of back story that would have made a great series. Who doesn't love secret agents? The third story cut out a whole chunk of things that could have been amazing had it been a whole novel. On the whole, it was a fun read.

MISCELLANEOUS: Tie me up... ha!

KEEP/SHARE/CRINGE(?): It's Beth's.
RATING: 4/10 [An "okay" book, but I don't recommend it]

CR: The Prince by Niccolo Machiavelli
RN: Captain Alatriste by Arturo Perez-Reverte

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