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Lola Carlyle is an ex-supermodel who has fought and conquered bulimia and low self-esteem only to learn that some very racy photos of her have been posted on the net by her sleazy ex. So she takes off in an effort to get away from the media backlash. While napping on a private yacht in the Bahamas, Lola wakes up to find herself and her dog Baby Doll kidnapped by some crazed lunatic who claims he works for the government.
The lunatic's name is Max Zamora who really is a government secret agent. He realizes the yacht is occupied when it's too late to turn back. He's on the run from a powerful drug lord whose son he has just killed. Max has seen Lola before on magazine covers and like most men he has fantasized about the sexy Lola. However, right now Lola is pointing a flare gun at his chest and seduction is the last thing on his mind. That is until the flare gun goes off and destroys the yacht's controls and he finds himself stranded in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean with a sexy ex-underwear model and her annoying yapping little dog.
I enjoyed this book very much even though several of Gibson's trademarks were notoriously absent from the story. I consider her trademarks the quirky secondary characters that have populated her previous books and the outrageous, unconventional heroines . I would say that Lola is the most "normal" Gibson heroine to date. Which isn't a bad thing except that I think Gibson fans have come to expect the quirky heroines and the mucho macho heros. In that department Gibson doesn't dissapoint since Max is way macho and utterly delicious. As far as secondary characters go, the only one worthy of any mention is Baby Doll (the yapping little dog) who is quirky and adorable in his own way.
I rate this book four and half stars because I very much enjoyed the romance and while I found Lola to be a bit dissapointing in the characterization department, I loved Max to distraction. I recommend this book to Gibson fans and for readers who are new to her. :)


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Lola Carlyle Reveals All Little Black Dress Rachel Gibson 9780755337415 Books Reviews

Rachel Gibson never fails to delight. She creates memorable, funny characters, provides enough real details to make them believable, and in this case, even delivers some action and adventure.
Lola is an underwear maker and she gets stranded with a black op person. The twists and turns after they get stranded together make this book a good read. As in most good books there is a happy ending.
Being a huge fan of Ms Gibson, I felt this was a lukewarm story however it was a new type of storyline for Rachel. So cudos for the attempt but I won't read it again. Unless she doesn't write a new book soon. Cause then I will have to re-read all her books while I wait. Darnit!
Another Great Romance. I love big strong Alpha Males like Max and beautiful and strong women who can hold their own against big bad Alphas. I really love this book another great book by Rachel Gibson.
I am a big fan of Rachel Gibson. I have read and reread all of her previous books. I wont go into the plot as it has been covered fairly extensively in other reviews but if this is your first Rachel Gibson it definitely isnt her best.
Do yourself a favour and pick up her earlier offerings esp Truly Madly, True Confessions & It Must Be Love.
Lola Carlyle didnt seem to have the same "heart " to the story.
The story seemed to be cut short and the tension didnt build between the characters as it usually does. I honestly felt that I had been ripped off, or at the least very disppointed in the story. Dont get me wrong its not a bad book just not as good as she has previously written
Hopefully her next will be back to her usual 5 stars !
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I have read all of Rachel Gibson's novels. The first two were marvelous, the next two were...less marvelous. LOLA CARLYLE REVEALS ALL, Gibson's fifth book, is almost as good as those first two. Actually, heroine Lola Carlyle bears more than a slight resemblance to Georgeanne, the heroine of that first story.
Within the formula of romance writing, LOLA CARLYLE is extremely well-done. For more than half the book, there are just two characters, Lola and Max. (Okay, and Lola's cute little dog.) Nonetheless, once a reader accepts the premise, the story becomes neither strained nor implausible, and neither does the dialogue.
Gibson has done a great deal of research for this book, and it shows. In fact, the deeper details rival the kind of work that author Nelson DeMille offers, though he doesn't write romances--so, by definition, his stories are more complex.
Still, for the romance genre, Gibson's background research is unique and outstanding. One cannot read this book without learning a little bit about drug smugglers, government enforcement agencies, or modern-day pirates in the Caribbean. The biggest flaw in this book is that the information offered about Lola's career as a New York-based top fashion model is far more superficial than the crime subplot.
Everything considered, LOLA CARLYLE REVEALS ALL is a terrific read!
This book is almost set up as two short stories, the first being on the ship/island where Lola and Max get to know each other, and the second back home where they join forces to take down an unauthorized internet site being run by Lola's ex.

Lola is a former bulimic model turned healthy lingerie business owner. The book takes a realistic look at Lola's bulimia and her struggle to recover. Max is a security consultant/undercover operative having a really bad day when he meets Lola by commandering the boat she's sleeping on to get away from drug lords who want him dead. Oh yeah, she has her yippy dog, Baby Doll, along with her.

Lola and Max have inner demons to face as well as real live bad guys (the drug lord and her ex). They face them together and fall in love in the process. A fun read for the summer.
Lola Carlyle is an ex-supermodel who has fought and conquered bulimia and low self-esteem only to learn that some very racy photos of her have been posted on the net by her sleazy ex. So she takes off in an effort to get away from the media backlash. While napping on a private yacht in the Bahamas, Lola wakes up to find herself and her dog Baby Doll kidnapped by some crazed lunatic who claims he works for the government.
The lunatic's name is Max Zamora who really is a government secret agent. He realizes the yacht is occupied when it's too late to turn back. He's on the run from a powerful drug lord whose son he has just killed. Max has seen Lola before on magazine covers and like most men he has fantasized about the sexy Lola. However, right now Lola is pointing a flare gun at his chest and seduction is the last thing on his mind. That is until the flare gun goes off and destroys the yacht's controls and he finds himself stranded in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean with a sexy ex-underwear model and her annoying yapping little dog.
I enjoyed this book very much even though several of Gibson's trademarks were notoriously absent from the story. I consider her trademarks the quirky secondary characters that have populated her previous books and the outrageous, unconventional heroines . I would say that Lola is the most "normal" Gibson heroine to date. Which isn't a bad thing except that I think Gibson fans have come to expect the quirky heroines and the mucho macho heros. In that department Gibson doesn't dissapoint since Max is way macho and utterly delicious. As far as secondary characters go, the only one worthy of any mention is Baby Doll (the yapping little dog) who is quirky and adorable in his own way.
I rate this book four and half stars because I very much enjoyed the romance and while I found Lola to be a bit dissapointing in the characterization department, I loved Max to distraction. I recommend this book to Gibson fans and for readers who are new to her. )