Reviews for Catching His Eye

The average rating for Catching His Eye based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-05-18 00:00:00 James Murray I enjoyed this book, but there were quite a few continuity errors for the series. I have the entire series and reread them every couple of years. The editors of these last additions to the series didn't do their due diligence in finding all the errors. One example is the character Bea Ferguson. In the original series, she is a cantankerous unmarried sister to the main character, Elise Ferguson. She is in a wheelchair, where she has been since her early 20s. In this book she is described as married and walking. There are other errors and they spoil my complete enjoyment of the last 4 books in this series.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-08-26 00:00:00 Jackson Whisnant Iii "Wild Thing" is the story of Elizabeth and John. AMAZING *claps* I am obsessed with forests. My dream is to live in them. I love the whole Tarzan fantasy. Add them all, and this book emerges. When Dr Elizabeth Holden, PhD and expert in anthropology and linguistics is coerced by the moody rich billionaire Edward J. Hunnicutt to travel to Ghost Island to assist him in a project, she never expects the subject to be a wild man! Trapped in the island with two of his ruthless goons, Elizabeth soon starts sympathizing with "the subject"- whom she names John, and her empathy drives her to rescue him, while putting her life and career in danger. However, while letting him go, she never expects he would kidnap her, and the truth is very far from what she thought it would be.. Ms Anne Stuart makes me fall in love with her even more with this book. Strong, sassy and vulnerable heroine, brooding and wild hero, SUCH HOT lovemaking, angst, loads of drama and thrilling elements, all culminating in a sweet ending. I adored the heroine and her inner strength so much- the hero..well I can't say much without giving the plot away but he was perfect for her. My favorite scenes are the coitus behind the waterfall, her chattering his ears off, the whole silent treatment and brownie debacle, and ofcourse, the ending. This book definitely needed an epilogue, because I needed to know if everything was amazing in future, but just because it was missing that, I'm giving it half stars less. Safe and amazing 4.5/5