Blindsided

by Marie Rochelle

If you can not do the time do not do the crime! Las Vegas Detective Lindow Woods assigned to the Narcotics Division, takes his job very seriously. He believes if you do the crime you should do the time. So, he gets pissed off when she, his ideal woman, strolls into the courtroom. He didn't want to be attracted to her, but he can't help it. She was everything he wanted in a woman: beautiful, intelligent and damn hot. He had never been blindsided by a woman until now. Spunky attorney Daria Jacobs has never backed down from any case. She loves to win and agrees to take on her cousin's case in Las Vegas to help him out of a crime he wasn't guilty of. Yet, she wasn't prepared for fireworks that happen when she meets Detective Woods. Who will be policing who? The detective or the attorney?

Genres: Interracial Romance, Romance

152 pages, Paperback

First published January 20, 2008

About the author

"The Queen of Tease" offers interracial romance stories that will leave you eager for more and turning the pages faster than you can read them. If you enjoy that, Marie's writing is perfect for you. Marie was inspired to become a writer after reading her first "racy" book as a teenager. She started writing years ago to pursue her dream and create characters who embody the idea of "Happily Ever After" for her fans.

Reviews

[Jacqueline · Rating 2 out of 5]

I found this story to be charming and the characters were very resilient. This book has quite a few typing errors. It was actually difficult to comprehend at certain points. The characters connection was steamy. Although I though the book could have more steamy.- there wasn't a lot of passionate scenes. Daria was way too stubborn and I found her very annoying. This book does have a twist and interesting ending. It's a fun and quick read.

[Charly · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice story. A lot of grammatical errors which were a little distracting sometimes. Liked the twists coming to the end. Daria got me upset sometimes with her stubbornness & attraction for danger. But respected that stubbornness for trying to help her cousin.