We gave this series a straight up A. This one does stand alone, however. 

I re-read this book in preparing for the review, and found myself swept away once again by Penelope and Quentin’s story. The loving emotion behind every argument they have makes itself clear to the reader through the course of the book. They are never hateful to one another even while doing their best to distance themselves emotionally. And their regard for each other is such that they sometimes feel that their best is not good enough. Patricia Veryan’s best, on the other hand, is very, very good, and fully displayed in Practice to Deceive. No one is better at creating a world that the reader feels is inhabited by real people. This book never suffers from too many characters, and the focus never wavers from Penelope and Quentin’s plight, yet the secondary characters are so strong that I always am relieved that there are five more books in which I can meet my favorite people. Any time I want to read a tender love story with adventure that never fails to leave me breathless, I have only to open Practice to Deceive and I am quite happy.

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I love this book. I think it’s sexy, witty, and very entertaining. Here’s the blurb:

Molly Jennings has one naughty little secret: her job as a bestselling erotic fiction author. Until her inspiration runs dry—thanks to a creepy ex—and it’s time to skip town and move back to tiny Tumble Creek, Colorado.
 
One look at former high school hunk chief of police Ben Lawson and Molly is back in business. The town gossip is buzzing at her door and, worse still, a stalker seems to be watching her every move. Thankfully, her very own lawman has taken to coming over, often. The only problem now is that Molly may have to let the cat out of the bag about her chosen profession, and straitlaced Ben will definitely not approve . . . 

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