Tempted by Love

A Montana Heat Novel

By: Jennifer Ryan

Narrated by: Coleen Marlo

She was this Montana Man’s greatest temptation . . .

Alina Cooke—little sister of his two best friends—is the last woman DEA agent Jay Bennett should be waking up next to on the day of her brother’s wedding. But their powerful attraction ignited a powder keg of desire, and their once simple friendship has just become impossibly complicated.

Alina’s always been steady, focused, and lived on the safe side of life. Jay is totally devoted to his dangerous job. She knows a future with him will be filled with worry that one day he won’t come home. She’s done it with her brothers. She’s not sure she can face that uncertainty with the man she loves. Yet being in his arms is a bad idea they keep repeating, again and again.

When Alina is run off the road, Jay fears his job has made her a target. But the threat in Alina’s life is closer than they think. As the enemy gets more ruthless, Alina proves she’s no easy target and Jay will do anything to bring them down. Because surviving and being together is the only thing that matters.

Recommended

Another terrific story by Jennifer Ryan. As with the rest of the MT Men & MT Heat series', the characters are well developed and interesting. It is nice to revisit those from the past as well as meet new ones. It is also good that each story can stand on it's own. I love the suspense and touch of mystery. I know I will revisit Alana & Jay again in the future.

Coleen Marlo does a great job narrating.

Boring

I normally love Jennifer Ryan but this book is so predicable it boring. The plot is week and the characters have no character at all. This is the same story she has written in her last couple of books. The performance is weak and makes it even more boring. I can't finish it ...2 stars is more generous than I should be

Repeat

I was disappointed to hear a lot of repeat from the True to You book. There were times I thought I’d tuned into the wrong book in the series. It was from a different perspective - Jay’s as opposed to Dawson’s - but enough alike to make it hard to get through the first third or half of the story.