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A review by bbraden
On the Scent by Angela Campbell
3.0
3.5 out of 5 stars.
"Hannah Dawson has a big problem: she’s just become the unexpected owner of a snarky cat, a loveable but not-so-bright dog… and their $10 million fortune!
Which would be awesome if it hadn’t made her the target of every wacko in the metro Atlanta area. Now Hannah and her famous pets need protecting and there’s only one man who can help them…
Enter Zachary Collins: ex-TV star of ‘The Psychic Detective’ and street-wise private investigator – all 6 foot blue-eyed gorgeousness!
Only Zach’s got secrets of his own – not least that he finds his new client irresistibly hot. The more time he spends keeping Hannah out of harm’s way, the more he’s tempted to give in to the attraction… even if it means breaking all his own rules."
This was my first read by Angela Campbell and I was delightfully surprised. The book was a little campy and predictable but had a unique premise full of wit and awkward banter. I didn't quite give it 4 stars because I usually like my books with a little sharper humor. However this sweet romantic suspense was silly enough to be a very enjoyable read.
"Hannah Dawson has a big problem: she’s just become the unexpected owner of a snarky cat, a loveable but not-so-bright dog… and their $10 million fortune!
Which would be awesome if it hadn’t made her the target of every wacko in the metro Atlanta area. Now Hannah and her famous pets need protecting and there’s only one man who can help them…
Enter Zachary Collins: ex-TV star of ‘The Psychic Detective’ and street-wise private investigator – all 6 foot blue-eyed gorgeousness!
Only Zach’s got secrets of his own – not least that he finds his new client irresistibly hot. The more time he spends keeping Hannah out of harm’s way, the more he’s tempted to give in to the attraction… even if it means breaking all his own rules."
This was my first read by Angela Campbell and I was delightfully surprised. The book was a little campy and predictable but had a unique premise full of wit and awkward banter. I didn't quite give it 4 stars because I usually like my books with a little sharper humor. However this sweet romantic suspense was silly enough to be a very enjoyable read.