The Suit

Tuesday Club, Book 2

De: Lulu Moore

Narrado por: Tim Paige, Mia Madison

Have you ever met someone who makes your blood boil simply by existing? Or turn your notorious, ice-cool demeanor volcanic in a nanosecond? Perhaps smother your usual air of indifference with a lightning-charged thundercloud, threatening to strike at any moment?

Because that's what she does.

It's been seven peaceful years since I last saw Beulah Holmes. Seven peaceful years of practicing the law without her arguing against me, and if I never saw her again it would be too soon; but I'm not that fortunate.

She hasn't changed a bit.

Still the same shouty mouth threatening to burst my eardrums. Still the same murderous eyes which laser through me, promising to reign Hell. Except this time, the longer I have to sit opposite her, the longer I have to notice that the murderous eyes are also the most beautiful I've ever seen. And that shouty mouth with its full lips curled up in a snarl? I want to know what else it can do.

As each day passes, hating her isn't the only thing becoming harder. Beulah Holmes was my own personal devil, until the day I realized she wasn't . . .

And then I made it my mission to bring her back from Hell.

©2022 Lulu Moore (P)2024 Tantor

Beulah and Rafe

The narrators did an excellent job, even with all the grammatical errors that were missed by the proofreaders.

As for the story itself, I kind of love the Tuesday Club guys. This is Rafe's story. He and Beulah Holmes (really, Beulah? Funny story, this was the name of my sister's second mother in law and she was probably born around 1900).

They met in college, and competed for grades and honors all the way through law school. Where Rafe came from a family that was already worth billions, Beulah and her brother were abandoned as children, and she was adopted at 12 after losing her brother. She's a very strong, intelligent, and driven woman.

The issue here is that Rafe and Beulah end up at opposing sides of a bitterly contested divorce case.

I won't go into more detail because, spoilers, but the storyline is really good, and the book deserves reading. I look forward to reading the next book!