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Old 07-03-2013, 10:09 PM   #119
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I haven't tried Tami Hoag and believe it or not I have never read a Nora Roberts or J.D. Robb even though I have several ready to try. I haven't tried Sandra Brown yet but I have bought a few recently now that her backlist has been on sale. I see that Brown's The Witness (1995) is on sale now for $1.99. Should I get this one too? How 'bout that, I snuck a bargain into a recommendations discussion! .
The Witness was rather middle-of-the road for me as far as Sandra Brown books go. My favorites by her are Mirror Image and Slow Heat in Heaven, which both have old-school alpha (re: jerk) heroes

Her writing style really changed when she went to hardcover. She slowly stopped writing romance altogether. I view her as a mystery author now, sometimes with a romantic element, but not always or even usually nowadays. I am about 5 books behind on her at the moment. The last book I read of hers was Rainwater, which is in no way a mystery.
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And I really disliked as I found it very emotionally manipulative and condescending.
I would recommend Envy or maybe Smoke Screen to start. If you want more romantic suspense try French Silk. I’m not sure how well some of her older books have stood the test of time as Mirror Image and Slow Heat in Heaven are the only ones I’ve reread recently.

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