Esther Carlisle owns a little antique shop in New Orleans. Something she's continued to keep going after her father's death. Her life is very predictable and quiet until Cullen Murphy shows up at her shop one evening right before closing. Cullen claims to have known her father and is convinced that he knew where the famous chocolate diamond was. Esther isn't sure if she can trust him but before she has time to think she finds herself being protected by Cullen when two men break into the shop. As the two fight to stay alive while looking for the treasured diamond, will they find out what a true treasure really is?
The
Diamond Secret is a really fun read. It had action, suspense and of
course, romance. When I picture Cullen I see Remington Steel. Very
suave, good-looking and definitely a charmer. I loved his romantic ways
with Esther and they were sprinkled throughout the story which was a
real treat! I liked Esther because although she didn't really trust
Cullen, she tried to understand him. She was a reasonable heroin which I
always appreciate. The story was fast-paced and I enjoyed figuring out
the letters and clues along with Cullen and Esther. I think it causes
the reader to think about what treasure it is they are seeking. I
thoroughly enjoyed the ending and how things turned out. If you're
looking for a quick read that keeps you entertained I recommend you try
The Diamond Secret.
Mass Market Paperback: 224 pages
Publisher: Love Inspired (August 7, 2012)
ISBN-10: 0373445008
ISBN-13: 978-0373445004
*This complimentary copy was provided by Harlequin through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review*
2 comments:
Remington Steel?? I LOVED that show!! Everything Lenora writes is great, isn't it? I shall have to scoop this one up. And I see your awesome review for THE RANCHER'S SECRET WIFE by Brenda Minton. I bought it, but haven't had a chance to read it yet. You and I enjoy similar tastes in books, Sherry.
Wishing you a Son-filled weekend, my friend. :-)
Thanks Dora! Always appreciate when you stop by! ;)
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