Friction by Sandra Brown
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
You know that author that you can’t wait for their next book to arrive???
Well, Sandra Brown is one of those for me. I have been reading her books since the late 80’s and to be honest, my favorites are actually her earlier novels such as French Silk, Slow Heat in Even, etc. It’s actually remarkable that she has written over 77 books during her career.
Okay, so let’s talk about her latest book, Friction.
Romantic, suspenseful mystery thriller….whatever label you place on it….just know that it’s going to be a very gripping, keep on the edge of your seat page turner race towards a climatic ending.
Well written plot about loss, custody battles, betrayals, secrets, lies, conspiracies, corrupt cops and shady lawyers, revenge…..a lot happens in this story. It also has some unforgettable characters…..
Texas Ranger Crawford Hunt, strong, stubborn, vulnerable, sexy and devoted to the daughter he’s trying to get custody of from his in-laws, after his wife’s death.
Judge Holly Spencer, presiding over Crawford’s custody battle, is a hard-working, dedicated and smart woman.
Georgia Hunt, Crawford’s 5 year old daughter, who is the most adorable kid ever. Totally endearing. She’s the perfect balance in his life.
Conrad Hunt, Crawford’s father. Sins of our Fathers certainly fit this man. He was one of the characters that really didn’t get many pages, but those he did..were really poignant, especially the last scene with his son, Crawford.
The chemistry and sexual tension between Crawford and Holly is pretty hot and just keeps growing hotter as the story progresses…which by the way, takes place over 6 or so days.
If there’s one thing that I can quibble about, it’s how some of the secondary characters were portrayed…at times I found it a bit of a cliché….the OTT cop in charge of the investigation is the one that stood out the most for me. He’s actions were a bit unbelievable for me.
I was totally engrossed in this book throughout every page!!!!
If you a fan of this author, this is one of her books that should not be missed.
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