Liberal-minded reporter Josephine Ross is notorious for putting
people in their place. But when she interviews Criminal Court
Judge Benjamin Braddock, a conservative heavy-weight known
for his toughness and no-nonsense approach to the opposite
sex, Josie finds herself speechless and unable to resist the pull
he seems to have on her. But just when she decides to trust her
heart and give love a chance, a slew of respectable females
accuses him of sexual harassment, a claim Josie is forced to
investigate for her newspaper. And when Ben refuses to offer
evidence against what he considers are decent but misguided
sisters, Josie is torn. She’s devoted her entire life to following
the facts -but, with so much at stake, can she finally learn to
follow her heart?
Loose Lips is a book The Rawsistaz Reviewers gives a five-star
rating and calls “a wonderful, entertaining read. It combines
romance with a hint of mystery, making the book a quick read
that is hard to put down. The situations and characters ring true
to life and the reader will both understand and sympathize with
the dilemmas of Josie and Benjamin. Teresa McClain-Watson
has done an excellent job with this novel. I cannot wait to read
her next work.”
people in their place. But when she interviews Criminal Court
Judge Benjamin Braddock, a conservative heavy-weight known
for his toughness and no-nonsense approach to the opposite
sex, Josie finds herself speechless and unable to resist the pull
he seems to have on her. But just when she decides to trust her
heart and give love a chance, a slew of respectable females
accuses him of sexual harassment, a claim Josie is forced to
investigate for her newspaper. And when Ben refuses to offer
evidence against what he considers are decent but misguided
sisters, Josie is torn. She’s devoted her entire life to following
the facts -but, with so much at stake, can she finally learn to
follow her heart?
Loose Lips is a book The Rawsistaz Reviewers gives a five-star
rating and calls “a wonderful, entertaining read. It combines
romance with a hint of mystery, making the book a quick read
that is hard to put down. The situations and characters ring true
to life and the reader will both understand and sympathize with
the dilemmas of Josie and Benjamin. Teresa McClain-Watson
has done an excellent job with this novel. I cannot wait to read
her next work.”
LOOSE LIPS
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When He Hollers, Let Him Go
May 2006
May 2006