This one was kind of disappointing after having read about these two as teenagers. Somehow the story wasn't what I expected for them. Decent but not her best. ( )

It is either a book does it or doesn't do it for me and this one did nothing for me. I think the main flaw that I found with this book was PJ, I could not connect to her on any level whatsoever. There was no chemistry between her and Jared and they did not seem well matched. I was really disappointed. ( )

A predictable romance mystery where the heroine was being stalked and the hero rescues her. ( )

This was an enjoyable romantic comedy suspense about an up and coming country singer and the man who's been sent to keep her from running. Ends up, he has to protect her from a crazed fan. It was funny and suspenseful, had great characters and a good plot. I loved that the big star was the heroine rather than the hero, and that P.J. (the heroine) is feisty and independent. ( )

When Jared was 17 he was falsely accused of murdering his father. Lost in the city and on the run he found an acceptance he had never experienced before in the form of streetwise 13 year old P.J. Morgan.

Now it is 15 years later and the girl Jared had been closer to than anyone for a brief fleeting moment in time is an up and coming country music star and he the security specialist hired by her music label to make sure she makes it to her concerts on time.

When P.J. throws open her hotel room door to see the man who was once the teen she idolized it is like a dream come true. That is, until she finds out he's been hired to baby sit her due to false accusations of unreliability being spewed by her money laundering, former manager mother.

Now P.J. and Jared are stuck together in close quarters with a mile of hurt between them. Will they be able to overcome the prejudices of their pasts to save P.J. from a delusional stalker and to claim a love just out of their reach?

I think of almost all the contemporary romances I've read "Coming Undone" is probably the one I've most enjoyed. I really liked the background between P.J. and Jared and thought it added a lot to the story. The attraction between the two main characters didn't overwhelm the plot of the story and I thought the stalker element added the right amount of danger to keep a reader interested. Both P.J. and Jared seemed like realistic characters in both their strengths and their flaws. I'd certainly have no trouble recommending this romance to anyone who enjoys action filled and suspenseful contemporary romances. ( )