Review: Moving Target by Rosalie Stanton

Title: Moving Target

Author: Rosalie Stanton

Publisher: Lyrical Press Inc.

Buy Link: Buy Moving Target Here!

Rating: You Want to Read

Reviewer: Wendy Mitchell

Blurb:

An innocent woman. An assassin with a conscience. A deadly attraction.

Although Anna Winter doesn’t fit the profile, Nathanial ‘Wolf' Thornton can’t be sure she isn’t the woman he’s supposed to assassinate without getting a closer look.

Once he discovers his cover’s been blown, his options are limited: walk away or watch an innocent woman suffer the consequences.

A slave to his conscience, Wolf decides to take Anna along for the ride of her life…all the while battling his desire for her.

Content warning, explicit sex, language, exhibitionism.

Review:

Nathan (Wolf) Thornton is the best in the business. Unfortunately for Anna Winter, she is now his business, and he’s a paid assassin. Wolf smells something rotten about this assignment though, Anna just reeked of wholesome innocence, and not the dark virulent bitchiness he’d been told to expect.

Moving Target is a fun, sexy and quick read about saving a lost bad boy. Wolf may be the hero of the story but it’s really Anna who does the saving. Aside from the paint peeling monkey sex, this is more a story of redemption than suspense. Nathan/Wolf just cries out to a woman’s heart…..”Save meeeeee” Who can resist that? Anna doesn’t even try. Engaging characters, hot sex, and witty dialogue, all combine for a tasty little quickie in this story. There is one exchange between Anna and Wolf about who’s name was worse that literally had me laughing out loud. I always find Ms. Stanton’s writings enjoyable, be they long or short, and this was no exception. Excellent work at keeping the streak alive.