Taken By Storm (Whitfield Brides #3)

By Rochelle Alers

Book Overview

When tall, ruggedly handsome U.S. marshall Raphael Madison tells spirited five-foot-three floral designer Simone Whitfield that he's her live-in bodyguard for the duration of a high-profile court... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373831102
• Release Date: July 2008
• Publisher: Harlequin Kimani Arabesque
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.6" x 0.8" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

3 Book Series is MUST READ!!!

Rochelle Alers is true to form in this lovely 3 book series about the Whitfield Sisters!! You will enjoy all three of books and won't be able to put them down until you have the book finished.

Very nice read

I loved the character development. As far as the story being realistic I believe it could happen. I'm not a fan of the fast courtship and the rush to jump in the bed, but if you take the story for what it was, which is romantic fiction, then it was a very good story. I loved the constant conversation they had, getting to know one another and taking an interest in each other's lives outside of him having to protect her. That only deepened their feelings and attraction to one another. Rafe sounded delicious and Simone had a lot of spunk. Together they made FIRE!! Very nice book and well written.

Read and see for yourself

I refuse to tell you anything more than this book was awesome. i reeeally liked the male hero. good book. get the damn thing.

Taken By Storm

This is the 3rd and last installment of the Whitfield Brides series and it is of the chain as the the first 2 books were! All 3 books in this series were great and I hated to see it end because I would love to read about more about these 3 beautiful women, their husbands and the birth of their children. Great series Rochelle!

After the Storm

This book is a winner! The characters were well develped and the scenes just had a good flow. Even though this book is part of a trilogy it can easily stand alone. Ms. Alers saved the best for last!