Title: Morgan
Author: Lori Foster
First published July 1, 2000
216 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9780373198597 (ISBN10: 0373198590)
Rating: 4.06
Overview
Morgan Hudson was the most respected detective in the small town of Buckhorn. He never imagined that a city girl would come into town and turn his world upside down.
But when Hayley Green walked into his life, everything changed. Hayley was a woman on a mission, and Morgan didn’t like it one bit.
He couldn’t wait for her to leave, but then he discovered her secret. Hayley was trying to protect her sister from a dangerous man, and Morgan was the only person who could help.
But as they worked together, Morgan couldn’t deny the attraction that was building between them. Hayley was strong, determined, and absolutely irresistible.
And Morgan was falling for her, hard. But with danger lurking around every corner, they had to focus on the mission at hand.
Could they keep their feelings in check long enough to bring the bad guys to justice?
About the Author
Lori Foster is a renowned author, having been listed as a USA Today, Publisher’s Weekly, and New York Times bestselling author since January 1996. Lori has published books with various publishing houses, including Kensington, St. Martin’s, Harlequin, Silhouette, Samhain, and Berkley/Jove.
Currently, she is published with HQN.
Lori is passionate about giving back to the community and hosts an annual “Reader & Author” event in West Chester, Ohio, where all the proceeds benefit numerous worthy causes such as the Hamilton County YWCA Battered Women’s Shelter, the Animal Adoption Foundation, The Conductive Learning Center for children with spina bifida and cerebral palsy, and The One Way Farm, Children’s Home. Additionally, Lori donates all proceeds from one of her books each year to charity, which you can find on her website.
Throughout her career, Lori has received various accolades, including the Romantic Times “Career Achievement Award” for Series Romantic Fantasy in 2001 and Contemporary Romance in 2005. Her book Too Much Temptation was Amazon’s top-selling romance title in 2002, and Say No To Joe was the second-best selling original contemporary romance title for Waldenbooks in 2003.
The Secret Life of Bryan was the best-selling original contemporary romance title for the BGI group in 2004, and Jude’s Law was the best-selling romantic comedy romance title for the BGI group in 2006. Lori even made it as a clue in the New York Times crossword puzzle in 2004 and as a clue in the USA Today Quick Cross puzzle in 2010.
In 2007, Lori launched a new “urban fantasy” series under the name L.L. Foster. If you’re interested in exploring her “dark side,” you can find more information on her website.
Furthermore, Causing Havoc was among Amazon’s Top Ten Editor’s picks in Romance in 2007, and Hard to Handle made it to number two on The New York Times in 2008. In 2009, Servant: The Acceptance was Amazon’s #1 Editors’ Pick in Romance.
Editoral Review
Morgan, by Lori Foster, is a contemporary romance novel that was first published on July 1, 2000. Foster is an accomplished author who has written many novels, including the bestselling Steele Street series.
Romance novels are known for their focus on relationships and love stories, often featuring a happy ending. The plot of Morgan centers around the titular character, Morgan Hudson, a successful attorney who moves to small-town Ohio for a fresh start.
She soon meets Gabe Kincaid, a handsome and charming man with a reputation for being a heartbreaker. Despite her reservations, Morgan finds herself drawn to Gabe and they embark on a steamy romance.
However, when Morgan begins to receive threatening letters, she must turn to Gabe for protection. Foster’s novel is a fast-paced and engaging read that is sure to satisfy fans of the romance genre.
The characters are well-developed and likable, especially Morgan and Gabe, who have great chemistry. The setting of small-town Ohio is vividly described, and serves as a charming backdrop for the story.
One of the strengths of Morgan is the development of the relationship between the two main characters. Foster skillfully navigates the ups and downs of their romance, creating a believable and satisfying love story.
The pacing is also well-done, with the action and romance flowing naturally throughout the novel. However, one of the weaknesses of the novel is the predictable nature of the plot.
Readers familiar with the romance genre will be able to anticipate many of the twists and turns, and the resolution of the conflict is somewhat anticlimactic. In conclusion, Lori Foster’s Morgan is a worthwhile read for fans of contemporary romance.
While it may not break any new ground in the genre, it is well-crafted and enjoyable. Overall, I would recommend this novel to anyone looking for a light, entertaining romance novel.
I give Morgan a solid four out of five stars.
