Bounty Hunters Inc. Series

by Emilia Watson (Editor)

You remember when you were a kid and on the first day of school the teacher made you stand up in front of the class and introduce yourself to everyone? I hated that teacher.

If this were to happen to me now, I´d still hate this. What can I say to sound even remotely interesting? Hello, my name is Hayley Allen. I'm twenty-eight years old, I live in California and I´m an ex-cop turned bounty hunter. I’m great with guns, a martial arts pro and I have a very weird obsession with Mexican food. Also, lately I have seem to develop a second, not so weird, obsession with a huge, muscled, gorgeous, ex-army, green eyed creature that is driving me up the wall with his overprotectiveness, making me melt with his kindness and shiver with his intensity.

I like my life simple. I work, I eat, I hang out with my friends, I have a beer here and there, and well, this complication right here is about to mess everything up either in a good way, or in a bad way. That part is still up for debate.

Genres: Romance

340 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 15, 28

Reviews

[Lana Kortchik · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hayley is a failed cop, who has reinvented herself as a bounty hunter. She is head-strong, foul-mouthed, straight-talking and confrontational. At first, she's not easy to like. But once you get to know her better, it all changes - you find that she's also loyal, caring and will do anything for those she loves. She's been through tough times and can be vulnerable sometimes. What I liked about Hayley is that she's passionate about her job. And she's very good at it. Bounty Hunters Inc is a romance/adventure/detective story that is fast-paced, exciting and draws the reader in from the start. I enjoyed the story line with its various turns and twists, and the romance angle was sweet if at times explicit. Recommended if you enjoy stories with strong female characters and don't mind descriptive sex scenes and lots and lots of swearing!

[Whitney · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked this one. Could it use a good editor, sure, but when a story is good you can look over a few misplaced words or incorrect uses of commas. Hell I'll bet my review has a few mistakes.

At first I wasn't sure I was going to like Hayley. She cursed to much and cared to little. But then someone comes into her life and all of a sudden she feeling all too much. She's still cursing, but a one dimensional character starts to become more and more real to me and I find myself loosing time as I fall into her world.

Ben. What can I say about Ben. He's a beautiful mess that I want to umm hold... yes 'hold' and never yet go.

The ending is a bit abrupt there is a hea but I'm hoping we'll get more from future books.

I really hope this series continues, I mean who wouldn't want to read about an ex male stripper turned bounty hunter?

If you can get past a few grammatical errors you will be pleasantly suprised by this book and I'm sure as Miss Watson grows as an author her books will get only better.

A quote for the road..

I won't fret too much about this, though. He made his bed, he can be dead in it.

[Colleen · Rating 2 out of 5]

First and foremost, this book in ridiculously poorly edited. Not poorly written, just poorly edited. The difference for me is that while the story flows along pretty well, there are a lot of typos. Had the editing been better this would be getting three if not four stars. The story was enough to get past the constant use of "thru" instead of "through" and "threes" instead of "trees".

Hayley Allen is a female bounty hunter who kicks serious ass. Her Dad taught her everything she knows. So now, after failing to make it as cop because of her dirty boss, she works catching skips. Having just wrapped up a stupid office romance, she shouldn't even be looking at the hot new bounty hunter in the office, but Benjamin is just too hot to resist. Unless of course he doesn't change his chauvinistic asshole ways.

[Sorhija · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked that book.

[K. · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5 stars.

It has potential. The ending wasn't the best and the grammatical errors were some of the worst I've ever encountered, but I wouldn't mind reading more from the author in the future.

[Tina · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the writing and story although a little rough with the editing. More a 3.5. Will keep look out for next one.