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Monday, March 15, 2021

Unintended Target by Katie Reus

Having read a number of “nanny” romances, UNINTENDED TARGET gets high marks for its creative take on this type of romance.  It’s not heavy on the single dad/baby relationship, but Katie Reus’ portrayal of Oliver made him adorable.  I could really feel what a little charmer he was meant to be.

Brodie and Patience were a little too much alike.  They gave off a serious, stable and predictable vibe.  Their romance needed a little drama or angst to spice things up.  Some of the descriptive language was really excellent but too often a big item or important detail was given one sentence.  Also, too many interesting teasers never get resolved before the book ends.

Brodie is a great protector type and fortunately, Patience graciously lets him be that way without insisting she can take care of herself too much,  It makes for a good story and I enjoyed the book.


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