This was my second Robin Covington novel. A while back, a friend pointed me towards Playing the Part, and I was blown away. I kicked myself because I didn’t get around to reading it until after I attended RWA where I got to meet the lovely Ms. Covington. In hindsight, it may have been a good thing that I hadn’t read any of her work prior to meeting her. I would have turned into a gushing fangirl, lol.
Lost in the mire of writing and edits, I didn’t get around to reading more of Robin’s work until her most recent release day, January 13th, when Sweet Southern Betrayal was unleashed upon the world.
If I tell you that I devoured this book in 2 hours, believe me when I say I am not exaggerating. The third in a series, I was stunned by Robin’s characterization and wonderful dialogue, not to mention her steamy, steamy scenes. I fell in love with this group of guys, and the women that captured their hearts. I immediately downloaded the first two books in her Boys Are Back In Town series and finished them both by lunch the next day. Writing could wait, this was a lesson in how-to.
Like your men Alpha, but with feels? They’re in this series. You want a little danger with your sexy? You’re on. You want strong, independent women? Hell yeah, she’s got them. Small town, big city – Robin captures her settings so well that you feel like you’re there. And you know I’m a dialogue girl, Robin doesn’t disappoint. These are real conversations being had by real, three-dimensional people. Did I mention the steamy factor? Off. The. Charts. *fans self*
If you’re looking for a new author to check out, Robin Covington should be high on your list. Pick up a copy of Sweet Southern Betrayal and say hi to Robin on Facebook and Twitter. Tell her Xio sent you.
Happy reading!
Girl, I love your video, and also your review…you’ve got to help me with my website:)…this is hot! And yeah, Sweet Southern Betrayal? OMG. Also, Robin used Jensen Ackles as inspiration for Teague…so, yeah. Right? LOL. talk soon.
Haha, thanks! You were the one that recommended Robin’s work to me back when I was a Romance virgin. 😉 I didn’t realize that Jensen was the inspiration for Teague. I may need to re-read this. For reasons, as the kids say. 😉
lol…yes, reasons…