Logan's Bride

by Elizabeth August

Logan's Bride by Elizabeth August released on Jul 23, 1999 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373079508
• ISBN13: 9780373079506
• Release Date: August 1999
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

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From the back...Katrina Polinari couldn't seem to escape her family ties. Though she'd made good as a police officer, to many people she was still linked with the sins of her father.Boyd Logan was hot on the trail of an organized crime figure, and he believed Katrina held the key to tracking him down...Fate threw them together as make-believe lovers. Would passion unite them for real-and for good?In my Opinion...Katrina has tried all her life to prove to the world that she is better than her family. She even became a cop so that she could put away the bad guys. Many generations of Katrina's family worked as hitman for the mob, including her father and brother who are now dead. Now Katrina has learned that the mob has put out a contract on her aunt. When Katrina's aunt called to ask for help, she knew that she would help her. Katrina had no idea that by helping her aunt she would not only put her career in danger, but also her life. Boyd Logan works for the FBI and his current case is to bring down the same mobster that put out the contract on Katrina's aunt. When Boyd sees Katrina entering the mobster's home he decides to stick close to her in case she is involved with the any of the mobsters dealings. Katrina is hurt when she discovers that her boss, co-workers, and the FBI have doubts about which side of the law she is on. Katrina agrees to stick close to Boyd not only to help her aunt, but to prove to everyone that she is one of the good guys. Katrina and Boyd never planned to get romantically involved with one another. Katrina knew that because of her family people would always doubt her, and if she were to get involved with Boyd they would doubt him too. Katrina tries hard to fight her feelings for Boyd, but what she doesn't count on is Boyd's stubborn refusal to let her go. This is an enjoyable book with plenty of romance and suspense. Although I found Katrina a little too stubborn for her own good, I still enjoyed her spirit and determination to seperate herself from her criminal family. I liked this book and look forward to reading the stories about Logan's brothers.