Sunny Chandler's Return

I was in the mood for a strickly romanctic book , no big mysteries to solve, no nasty betrayals. Just a confidant man that wanted a woman and went after her. This book delivered. It was a pleasant, enjoyable read. ( )

Pure romance. Not like the other Sandra brown books I’ve read that have a lot of action, but it was a good fluffy romance. ( )

Sunny Chandler's Return by Sandra Brown
The wedding was a farce, she had been married to the groom once herself
and left when he told her he felt trapped. He was saying the same thing
now to her. She raced home only to be followed by the cop, Ty and he came
into her house and made her his.
Ty talks to her of a stakeout he and his partner had been on. The investigation
was intense and drawn out. His wife left him that night but he continued to find
out who the murdered was of his partner. ( )

Typical contemporary Brown. The characters make or break her books. ( )

A reissue of a fluffy, late-1980's vintage Loveswept un-updated so it retains all of the markings of its decade. Sunny is the scandal of her small town, home for a week to stand up with her best friend. The minute Ty Beaumont lays eyes on her he knows he as to have her, and in classic romance style he sets out to get her. Making a bet with a good buddy that he'll have her in the sack before the week is out, of course...

Dated, but at least Sunny isn't a thorough pushover. ( )