"Bounty Hunter and Crown Princess"
Bryan Kelly has assumed the identity of his twin brother
Bruce. Bruce, a preacher who has created a safe house for
former prostitutes,
was beaten up by someone who objected to his plans to
rehabilatate the women. While Bryan is on patrol one night
looking for
prostitutes and also trying to find out who nearly killed
his brother, he spots a woman who is soaked to the skin and
convinced
she is a working girl, takes her back to the safe house to
get her cleaned up and in a warm place. There is one slight problem, Bryan finds him very
attracted to the woman and his brother Bruce made him
promise not to
make another move on the women in the house. What is he
going to do when the woman makes no secret of the fact
that she wants him as badly as he wants her? Shay Sommers is shocked to find herself attracted to the
hot and sexy preacher "Bruce Kelly". Known around social
circles
as the Crown Princess, she keeps her real identity a secret
when Bruce admits he distrusts the high society set. But
Shay wants to open her own safe house and takes the
opportunity to move in and learn the ropes. Shay and Bryan must work together to find out who is trying
to stop them from helping prostitutes, while fighting their
attraction. Will the feelings they have for each other be
enough when their secrets are revealed? I loved THE SECRET LIFE OF BRYAN. It had the steamy,
electric attraction that you come to expect from Lori
Foster and an intriguing cast of secondary characters that
you love almost as much as the main characters. Shay
Sommers
knows all about victims and is determined to make a
difference in the world and Bryan is equally determined to
make
sure that Shay doesn't get hurt in the process. The hookers in the safe house are hilairous and you also
get a chance to meet again with Joe Winston and the people
of
Visitation. It soon will be no secret that THE SECRET LIFE OF BRYAN
will have you running to the nearest bookstore to
get your very own copy. Barb Hicks
Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted February 23, 2004
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