Going Too Far

by Tori Carrington

Book Overview

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373790775
• ISBN13: 9780373790777
• Release Date: February 2003
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Third Book in Legal Briefs Series

Going to Far by Tori Carrington is the final book of the Legal Briefs Series. This is fun afternoon read about a Sicilian family (The Bertelli's) facing mob charges and being represented by Ian Kilburn ,Marie Bertelli first love/lust. Check out the entire series A STRANGER'S TOUCH (1), FIRE AND ICE (2), GOING TOO FAR (3).

"Sizzler!"

I disagree with the title this time "Going Too Far" I don't think when it comes to romance that one can go too far! Loved the book by the way, it is a sizzler!

Hot! Highly recommended

Marie Bertelli once let her bad girl rule in a steaming encounter with Ian Kilborn, to whom she gave her virginity. Eight years later, they are both attorneys spending time in the same courthouse, but Marie's father hire Ian to handle his affairs when the Treasury Department begins to investigate him for money laundering. Marie is outraged that not only did everyone in her family know of her father's legal difficulties, but that she was not consulted regarding the case.Marie's well meaning, but traditionally interfering family has kept men like Ian at a distance. But when she propositions him, Ian cannot resist the opportunity. Marie's transformation from shy to siren has Ian counting the hours to their next encounter. But when their sizzling passion brings out strong emotions, the question remains if Ian will be willing or ready to pursue something more than scintillating sex. Writing team Tori Carrington once again presents the kind of heat fans of come to expect in GOING TOO FAR. Marie and Ian discover the naughtiness of indulging hidden desire, indulging fantasy-inspiring trysts that will make reader's toes curl. But they fail to account for the result of such soul stirring passion and its emotional ramifications. While Marie comes from a stereotypical Italian family, Carrington skillfully gives them marvelous personalities that absolutely sparkle, especially with Marie's attempt to get her brother and his wife back together. The secondary senior love plot also adds a wonderful pizzazz! GOING TOO FAR comes highly recommended.

typical terrific Tori-d tale

As teens in the same neighborhood, Marie Bertelli and Ian Kilborn had the hots for one another, which finally consummated with a heated interlude in her house. Their passion scared each other so much they avoided one another like the plague ever since.Eight years later, Marie and Ian practice law when they both make a court appearance at the same time. They still cannot resist one another and soon starts a heated affair. However, her brother has moved in with Marie after being tossed out of his house by his wife. Ian worries that he may suffer a few broken bones from her protective family so he persuades Marie to hide their romance. Meanwhile her father hires him to represent him against mob criminal activities. Marie wants more from her beloved so she forces the issue of a permanent commitment, something that Ian fears.GOING TO FAR is not a Blaze; it is an inferno, as the audience will burn their fingers from the Venusian-level heat generated by the lead couple. The return of characters from previous novels (see the first legal brief book FIRE AND ICE and A STRANGER'S TOUCH) adds a neighborly touch to the fine tale. Though Ian acts like an idiot at times, this novel remains the typical terrific Tori-d tale.Harriet Klausner