Midnight Rainbow

First, Grant was great. He was rough and demanding but hey, he had to be to keep them alive.

Second, Jane was great. She was strong but always kept a sense of humor. I loved her bag of tricks that she kept. Typical woman.

I didn't like the end that much. It was rather hokey but it didn't take away from the story.

Also this is where you first meet Kell Sabin, who will have his own story in Diamond Bay. I recommend you buy this book first, then Diamond Bay, then Heartbreaker (because that is the sequal to Diamond Bay) and then White Lies (which also features Kell Sabin). A very good read if you can find this book.


Deceptive Title   November 25, 2002
 7 out of 8 found this review helpful

I read this a few years ago and wished the title were more descriptive. I love Linda Howard's alpha males and Grant is certainly that and more. Jane the heroine is no wimp making for one heck of a good read.
Jane's father hires Grant, a retired government weapon, to retrieve her from the clutches of a bad guy in Costa Rica (?), and does he ever. From the very beginning this is a total action book, not one dull moment.
If you have to be lost in a jungle, Grant is your guy. A tough nut to crack but Jane eventually does it. Very hot! This book you wont put down.


Deceptive Title   November 25, 2002
 5 out of 5 found this review helpful

I read this a few years ago and wished the title were more descriptive. I love Linda Howard's alpha males and Grant is certainly that and more. Jane the heroine is no wimp making for one heck of a good read.
Jane's father hires Grant, a retired government weapon, to retrieve her from the clutches of a bad guy in Costa Rica (?), and does he ever. From the very beginning this is a total action book, not one dull moment.
If you have to be lost in a jungle, Grant is your guy. A tough nut to crack but Jane eventually does it. Very hot! This book you wont put down.