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Mac
Hollister needs a cook. As a rancher, Mac knows that life on his ranch
isn’t
easy and it will take a tough person with insurmountable strength to
adjust to
the harshness of that life. When he is expecting a man by the name of
J.C.
Sterns to be his next cook, Mac is floored to learn the “J.C.” is
really Jessie
Sterns, a little slip of a woman who thinks she can survive anything he
throws
her way…
Jessie
Sterns needs this job. With no money and no place to go, Jessie has to
convince
Mac Hollister that she is exactly who he is looking for. Jessie has
always been
a good girl, done what she is suppose to do and has never had an affair
before. But Mac Hollister makes Jessie
want to do a whole lot of things she’s never done before. She will
however, not
give into Mac’s Law and let him call
all the shots. She only has to convince
him that she’s all he needs…
Sarah
McCarty’s contemporary erotic romance, Mac’s
Law seduces and holds a reader captive to the sexual tension,
chemistry
and emotions of the characters. Mac finds it difficult to open up and
to
trust. While he can’t imagine life
without Jessie, he can’t lose control and let her in completely. The
heart and
strength of Mac is powerful and a reader can’t help but fall in love
with
him. Jessie is electrifying. She is a
feisty, strong, yet vulnerable and very endearing. A reader can’t help
but
agree with Mac and want to protect her. She’s a little bit of a thing
who takes
a lot of dangerous chances, but she is an amazing heroine who readers
won’t
soon forget. The secondary characters in this tale were a wonderful and
delightful addition to this story, they made me laugh out loud and
appreciate
the bond of friendship.
Mac’s Law is 100% seductive, hot
and
realistic. Jessie and Mac both find
their way to one another and realize exactly what is missing from their
lives. I will be anxiously waiting to
see what Sarah McCarty has in store for her readers next. Mac’s
Law is a fantastic start to this new series.
Reviewed by Tracey West
for The Road
to Romance
November 6th,
2004 |
