Tempestuous Reunion Harlequin comics eBook Lynne Graham Mizuho Ayabe
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Luc Santini is a consummate businessman who's worked hard for every cent he's earned, but he may have mistaken money for love. It’s easier to shower the love of his life, Catherine Parrish, with gifts than listen to and understand her. When Catherine finds out she's pregnant, she escapes...but five years later, a young Daniel brings out more and more signs of Luc’s paternal side. Should Catherine and Luc reunite to raise the child?
Tempestuous Reunion Harlequin comics eBook Lynne Graham Mizuho Ayabe
I started with just one but I am totally addicted to Lynn Graham's books now, and I think this is her best. There is always this point about in the middle where the reader starts to crack and think, no, the hero is too big of a jerk, but that is exactly what makes the books so riveting. The author almost always, *coff* almost *coff*, manages to ride the wave and pull back, transforming the situation, flipping perceptions or having the hero, *aka bad guy* see he 'done wrong'. Her heroines are just regular people, which I love, not lawyers, doctors, etc. I can totally relate to them. I like to read m/m romances too but often struggle to find a good new book. Now I have unlimited entertainment as far as my budget can bear it. ;) I have certain checks on a book, like no previous marriages, no dogs die, no cheating, before I will buy one, but aside from that, I will read all her books this summer. Obsessively.(Although she did write this ONE book with a nice hero. I have to find that and review it. I am reading them too fast but they are super re-readable so it's okay.)
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Tempestuous Reunion Harlequin comics eBook Lynne Graham Mizuho Ayabe Reviews
Anger from the beginning. The hateful word spoken to each other. There was no love in this book. Even the child spoke hateful words to his mother. This book was empty of loving feeling so much arguing. Not a good book
Fantastic book, if you overlook all the editing errors left in.
It took the hero and heroine a long time to realize that honest communication is always the key to any good relationship.
I do recommend the book after it has been properly edited. The spelling mistakes are quite distracting.
I bought this story on a recommendation. I was told this story was about an Italian business man and his mistress who had become pregnant. Bad story short, the h is told that the she is basically not good enough for anything other than a mistress. She leaves without telling him of the baby and the rest of the book is the H trying to get her back. What they failed to mention that the h came off as dumb as a door knob (not because of her learning disability but because of her constant dumb actions) and spineless as a jelly fish. This lady was scared of her own shadow, she was beyond pathetic. Who would want anyone like that? The H was not much better. He was controlling, manipulative, openly went out with other woman and insulting. Simply put, he was a jerk ( frowns on profanity but I can certainly think of other names I could call him). Their exchanges seemed to me like the H kicking a wounded puppy. But I guess his treatment of the h was ok because not only was the H handsome but he was also rich enough to buy a castle.
I would have given 4.5 stars for this story but it is not doable so I picked 5 stars. Over all, I enjoyed the book. I read it one-sitting because I couldn't stop turning the pages to read what good surprises the hero is going to pull out next in response to the heroine's actions and and circumstances of events. I read other reviews before I decided to buy this book so I was forewarned and didn't get too shocked with the verbal abuse. I thought the hero was clever and daring to take advantage of the heroine's temporary amnesia to bring them back together.
I like Lynne Graham's books in general despite my natural reservations about the verbally-abusive heroes. I try not to dwell too much on the faults or weaknesses of the heroes and heroines in her books and just enjoy the plot. But I do wish Ms. Graham will write more heroes who do not feel they have to be verbally abusive toward the women they love to protect their own true feelings (like Sara Craven). It makes them too close to real-life abusive people. Knowing that real abusive people cannot change their habits, the stories with the verbally abusive heroes become less romantic to me.
A decent read. I liked how the hero was made to feel sorry for what he caused, and how he changed because of it. I do wish a couple of things in the story were different, because they made him seem worse. For example - he knew the woman that worked for him loved him like mad and it came across that he either didn't care or used it for his convenience. Nasty. Also, he didn't react at all when he first saw the heroine after 5-6 years. That seems a bit inhuman, especially when you find out what happened when she left.
Awful and I mean that in English and in French. It was awful from the day it was written. Nothing desirable about the H. Horrible and verbally abusive. When the declaration of undying love came, I don't know who would have been convinced. Is it possible to detest a fictitious child? A resounding Yes! I read books to escape this kind of nonsense.
Intense, possessive hero with communication problems that left this fragile, dizzy heroine feeling lost and insecure. So she left. Yeay! The reunion was raw with so much pent up emotions. I wish though that the heroine, once she regained her memory or even when they first met again after years, that she'd stop screaming like a banshee and talked in a more civil/cold manner. She sometimes sounded like an 18yr old. A bit immature really.
But in any case it was still a good read.
I wish this author would write epilogues. I realize some authors like to leave the ending to our imaginations but really! If I had much of that I wouldn't bother to read such books. I like to read about the 'happy ever after' at least a few years down the line or even the labor of another child. It just makes it more believable for me. My cynical mind can't think up happy endings!
I started with just one but I am totally addicted to Lynn Graham's books now, and I think this is her best. There is always this point about in the middle where the reader starts to crack and think, no, the hero is too big of a jerk, but that is exactly what makes the books so riveting. The author almost always, *coff* almost *coff*, manages to ride the wave and pull back, transforming the situation, flipping perceptions or having the hero, *aka bad guy* see he 'done wrong'. Her heroines are just regular people, which I love, not lawyers, doctors, etc. I can totally relate to them. I like to read m/m romances too but often struggle to find a good new book. Now I have unlimited entertainment as far as my budget can bear it. ;) I have certain checks on a book, like no previous marriages, no dogs die, no cheating, before I will buy one, but aside from that, I will read all her books this summer. Obsessively.
(Although she did write this ONE book with a nice hero. I have to find that and review it. I am reading them too fast but they are super re-readable so it's okay.)
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