Review: Invincible - Joan Johnston

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Wanting a lovely modern romance to get your all sizzled up ? Are you a fan of Tennis ?


Invincible (Benedict Brothers)

Review: Invincible- Benedict Brothers Series - Joan Johnston - October 2010

Wanting a romance to get you all tingling inside ? I don't know about you, but when it's pouring with rain and all dark and dinghy outside I like to curl up with a book or two. Every now and again, you get a really good romance novel that you can't put down, one that captures your attention and you just want to keep on reading it. I found Invincible , to be that book . Invincible tells us the story of The Duchess of Blackthorne - Bella Benedict. It has been ten years since she seperated from her husband in what her husband saw as a betrayal of their relationship. However, Bella has recieved news that she does not have long to live and her two goals before she dies is A)to reconnect with her children and B) to see them happily married and C) tell Bull the truth about what happened that night , before it's too late. As we read that Bella has in fact a twin sister called Alicia and that it wasn't Bella , Bull saw and witnessed in bed with another man but in fact Alicia . In Invincible, we see the story focusing on Max Benedict and Bella's matchmaking him with Kristin Lassiter who is now an FBI Agent and Single mother, but Kristin is hiding a secret from Max, her daughter Flick is in fact Max's child. Can Bella with the help of her assistant Emily, matchmake and see Kristin and Max get married or will the reality of Max having a daughter and Kristin keeping it a secret from him be too much to handle ?
Find out in Invincible, a fun fast-paced romantic novel that also includes some good ol' tennis court action. I also really liked the cover of this book :)




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