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After Cassandra finds her longtime boyfriend with another woman in their bed, she ends her five-year relationship and moves to the country home that her grandparents left her. A year later, new neighbors move into the estate next to her property and here she meets the delectable Logan West. Immediately sparks fly between the two. With both being burned in their previous serious relationships you would think that they would be a match made …
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For years the enigmatic Jack Mcmillan had his eye on this personal assistant/cook/housekeeper Emma, not knowing that Emma too was lusting for him just the same. Despite the chemistry swirling around them they somehow maintain a courteous and professional relationship. It takes a blind date for Jack to realize that Emma is so much more than just an employee to him. But Jack is a womanizer who has never been in a serious relationship. Emma never wanted to …
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I struggled through this one and it almost landed in my DNF pile. From the start I thought it was unbelievable . Surviving a jump off a bridge just left me skeptical. I pushed through wanting to give it a chance and yes my curiosity got a hold of me and I just needed to know how it all ends. Just when I thought the beginning was unrealistic the ending was even more so.
Don’t let my …
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In Book 1 we are introduced to this irresistibly gorgeous apartment manager – Roger. For someone so well put together you would never think that he is this homicidal maniac. He’s had his eyes set on Kate from day one. In book 2 he is even more psychopathic than I would have even thought. He literally will do anything just to have her. Anything.
Kate tries to ignores the danger but with her friends’ persuasion she agrees that her safety is at risk. …
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Loved it! I read the first two books last year and always thought that Ryan and Julia were almost TOO perfect. In this one, it is not so. We actually get to see the couple go through some hard times. We witness them struggling to find the perfect balance between their marriage and their chosen careers. Adding a third wheel to the mix to me made the tension of the story even better.I loved how detailed the author described their …
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In Broken Promises, Rainey was meeting with Mallory in Boston to tell her what her ultimate secret was. While I was thinking that it would be something worth being happy about ( maybe a pregnancy), I was quite mistaken. I really was not expecting that! I thought that Broken Promises was dramatic but this one was even more so.
I loved the character development better in this story and enjoyed reading how well intertwined all …
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I liked the concept of this story. To me this was a story about finding love at a very young age. But because of various reasons, the timing just wasn’t right for them. Both Mallory and Luke needed to mature and grow into their own individuality before making that final commitment. Mallory moves away to Boston for college while Luke stays in Casper, Maine. While they live their separate lives and try to move into …
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Tattoos, piercings and a mohawk. Not really the type of guy that you would take home to meet the parents especially if said parent is one that likes to be called “Judge” rather than “dad”.
Immediately after Zach meets Aubrey’s parents he is stereotyped by his appearance but Aubrey pays no attention to their rejection. With her actions, she chooses Zach over her family. (Go Aubrey!) The parents aren’t giving up though. They try to …
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I must say that this cover is absolutely stunning. Pink stilletos in the country… very impressive indeed.
While I loved the concept of this book – A New Yorker ending up in the South Carolina country side, it just fell flat for me.
There were some things that just did not calculate and I failed to connect in any way with the heroine of the story. I found her immature and spoiled. Although in the end, …
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If asked if this novella could be read as a stand alone, I think it could be but honestly it won’t have the same impact it did if you haven’t read On The Island. So read Book 1 first.
So about On The Island… I thought it was great. It was one of the emotional reads – one of the rare ones that I’ve read more than once. There was a certain element that made it …
