def a D grade book. The supposed banter between the main characters wasn't funny, cute or witty. It was just annoying and since it comprised most of the book. well. no thanks. ( )

Chubby and somewhat insecure heroine is one of my faves, though there was more intrigue and less angst than I had hoped for this one. Overall good stormy-afternoon-off-work read. (3 stars) ( )

Liked the easy reading style. May is able to hold her ground convincingly when she knows he is normally with starlets. She has a more built curvaceous body that appeals to Jude. May wears glasses, likes wrestling, is well aware of her bodily flaws, loyal to drunken family including brother Tim and her friend Ashley. Jude has learned determination and control from his job wrestling and working with trainer/bodyguard Denny. Sexy talk and action leads to marriage thoughts. ( )

There's something about Lori Foster and her writing style. It's captivating. Whether you read a series straight through or out of order. The protagonists in this story May Price and Jude Jamison have a powerful visceral reaction to each other. May's art studio showings keep the pair in frequent contact, as Jude has built a huge mansion and is filling it with the artwork from May's studio.

Jude makes no secret that he wants May - sooner better than later. She's a full-figured voluptuous woman that Jude is dying for.

May rebuffs every come-on. However the dynamics change and May begins the fight isn't her life - fending off Jude when her inner feelings become manifest.

Meanwhile, there are a few of supporting characters, which flesh out the the of Jude's Law. Read it - you may end up taking up a weekend afternoon to come to the same conclusion I did. Jude's Law is both a sentimental and equally fulfilling read. Don't miss it, and also Murphy's Law. r ( )

Chubby and somewhat insecure heroine is one of my faves, though there was more intrigue and less angst than I had hoped for this one. Overall good stormy-afternoon-off-work read. (3 stars) ( )