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Kerry Sullivan is bound and determined to prove that her wrongly accused brother is innocent. Kerry has no choice but to go to the one man who could be her undoing. He’s the only man who can help her prove her brother’s innocence. Rafe Dawson is the top man in the country when it comes to electronic security systems. He’s an expert in the field and he won’t help her. After many attempts to get Rafe’s help, Kerry finds herself taking drastic action to get the man she needs…
What’s a little kidnapping to save your brother…? Kerry’s drastic action leads to Rafe Dawson being at her mercy. Kerry has many fantasies about Rafe, especially as he’s tied up and hers to do with as she pleases, but her brother’s fate comes first. Kerry fights her attraction to Rafe as she finally convinces him to help her prove that her brother was framed. As passion smolders and their feelings for one another are undeniable, Rafe learns that Kerry is telling the truth about her brother and can’t do anything but help her. Only, he and Kerry soon find themselves trying to stay one step ahead of the people that framed her brother. Bound and determined to stay alive, Rafe and Kerry find themselves even more bound and determined to stay together…
It’s been ages since I read a tale by Shelley Bradley and I have to say, I truly missed the adventure, intrigue and the characters that only she can pen. Bound and Determined is a flawless story that grips a reader from page one and doesn’t let up until the last page is read. Rafe and Kerry are exciting, volatile and nearly burn up the pages. Ms. Bradley’s imaginative storylines and irresistible characters keep her readers coming back for more and Bound and Determined is such a story. With a few twists and turns, a reader is compelled to keep reading to find out how it all plays out.
A romantic adventure, with a chick lit feel to it, Bound and Determined is a must read for any reader who enjoys a fast-pace, explosive chemistry of the characters and great writing from a seasoned author. Don’t miss it!
Reviewed by Tracey West
for The Road to Romance
February 9, 2006
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