For years T. Jackson Winchester the
Second loved Kelly O’Brien. During those
years when he was in a Central American prison, Kelly and his memories were the only thing
that kept him alive. He vowed to get out of
that prison and claim Kelly for his own. Now
that Jax is a free man, he is more determined than
ever to be with Kelly. But Jax has to get
through the walls that Kelly has built around her heart before he can have all that his
heart longed to have for years.
Kelly
O’Brien had loved T. Jackson Winchester since she was twelve years old but when he
left years ago after her high school prom without even saying good-bye, she vowed she
would never let him into her heart again. Now
that he is back in her life, his touches leaving her breathless and burning, the harder it
is for Kelly to resist him. But can she ever
trust Jax to never leave her again?
Heart-wrenching,
enthralling, poignant and captivating. Suzanne
Brockmann delivers another masterpiece that is beautifully written and will not be
forgotten anytime soon. After many years of
reading Ms. Brockmann’s books starring Navy Seals, FBI and other law enforcement
characters, I couldn’t imagine a story of hers without them in it. But LETTERS TO KELLY shows even more of Ms.
Brockmann’s talents with a compelling hero who lives by his heart and isn’t
afraid to show his love for the woman he has longed to call his own for years.
Jax
captured this readers heart from the beginning and I cried with him, I rooted for him to
be with Kelly and I felt every emotion he felt. When
reading a story, I usually identify with the heroines but with this story, I was more in
tune with Jax and was captivated and enthralled by his undying love for Kelly, his
determination, his letters and his heart. This
fabulous story had me hooked for its uniqueness of one of the main characters telling
parts of his story through another hero. Jax
is an author writing his latest bestseller that is very much the same situation that Jax
himself had and is going through with Kelly. Readers
can not only root for Jax but for Jarred, the hero in his story. The “discussions” that Jax and Jarred
had added humor to the story and eased a bit of the tension that is inside Jax that the reader can’t help feeling. This is a wonderful and proud addition to this
readers collection of Suzanne Brockmann’s books.
Ms. Brockmann is a master in women’s fiction today and old and new fans
are never disappointed. Suzanne Brockmann is
a fan favorite and if it says her name on the cover, it’s a book is one not to be
missed!
Reviewed by Tracey West for The Road to Romance
April 1, 2003 |
