Skin Deep

Author:

Nora Roberts

Published:

Mira, 1988 ; 248 pages

Related titles by this author:

Dance to the Piper, The Last Honest Woman, Without a Trace

Subgenre:

Contemporary romance

Setting:

United States--Hollywood CA, 1990s

Main characters:

Quinn Doran and Chantel O'Hurley

Sexual explicitness:

Fairly explicit

Keywords:

Suspense; actresses, private investigators, stalkers, triplets

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This was the first Nora Roberts' book which I read, and while it won't be one my favourites, it has inspired me to look into other titles written by her. (C.H., 1-18-98) No matter how it's packaged for reissued editions, this is a skimpy category romance of the type Nora Roberts can probably toss off in her sleep. She adds nothing new to a worn-out plot--bodyguard falls in love with stalker-victim celebrity whose body he guards--and the book is too short and sketchy for satifactory character development, IMO. (E.P., 4-22-97) I read this book when it was originally published, and it was my favorite of the three books, and like to reread it every once in a while. It is definitely a book I would recommend to my friends. (K.W., 6-17-96) I read this book when it was originally published, and it was my favorite of the three books, and like to reread it every once in a while. It is definitely a book I would recommend to my friends. (K.W., 6-17-96)

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