The Thing About Love
Four Stars
Copy received for an honest review
I can’t get enough of Julie James. First, I’m going to start with the
heroine-Jessica Harlow. James’ heroines
are always kick-ass. Harlow is no exception.
She is an FBI agent. She is just coming
off a divorce. Her heart is broken and
she is trying to make a new start when she is back in Chicago. As part of the
new position she has with the FBI she is partnered up with an old rival- John
Shepherd.
John Sheperd and Jessica started training at Quantico years
ago when they started training together.
Although John tried to help Jessica at the academy in the training areas
where she wasn’t the strongest. Unbeknownst to John, Jessica has a lot to
prove. She is in a male dominated field and she is sensitive to John’s suggestions. What John sees as help
she sees as criticisms. Because of this
miscommunication between them, they become adversary’s.
When John is partnered up with Jessica he tries to maintain
a very strict business only relationship. He remembers her standoffish reaction
to him in the past and it only adds to the tension that they both feel for each
other. James really knows how to create
chemistry between Jessica and John. She couples that with a high charged
case. They are trying to take down a
crocked politician and they also have other cases to work on. I’m a huge James fan and this was just
another added book to my list of books I already love by James.
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