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by Christy Tillery French Natasha is convinced that she has finally found her niche in life. She's going to be a bodyguard. She wants to be independent, and this all-important first case is her ticket to be so. Only she's expected to guard a dog! After she dismisses it on principle, the dog's owner convinces Natasha to take the case, at least her money does. She assures her life mate, Striker, that the case will be a walk in a park. She doesn't count on being chased by a Doberman, applying to be an exotic dancer or being arrested. As someone in the investigative business, Jonce Striker knows no job is easy. Since Natasha came up with the idea of being a bodyguard, Striker can barely keep his mind on his own work. Between rescuing Natasha from the situations she finds herself in, and trying to figure out ways to get her to marry him, there isn't much time to think of mundane things like work. His partner and office mates know if the cell phone rings, and Striker yells "You did what?" the man is out of there. Ms. French creates a wonderful cast of colorful characters in this, the second book of her Bodyguard Series, and Striker is a perfectly yummy hero. Some of the situations Natasha involves herself and others in positively encourage laughing out loud. Frankly, The Bodyguard and the Show Dog is rollicking good fun. |
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The Bodyguard and the Show Dog