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All I Ever Wanted
by
Ellen Fisher (Goodreads Author)
Maxfield Sinclair, the author of a popular science fiction series, is revered by fans everywhere as 'The Creator.' Drew Cooper, a snobbish literature professor, isn't impressed with Max's books, or with Max himself, for that matter. As Drew gets to know Max, however, she realizes there's more to the shy, awkward writer than meets the eye. But can a woman who enjoys escargo...more
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Published
November 8th 2010
by Ellen Fisher
(first published February 1st 2004)
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3-1/2 STARS
I have never read books by indie authors before and so was a bit nervous about giving this book a try. I was more concerned about possibly wasting my time than I was about spending money on it. (At 99 cents it was a great deal!) I started with the free sample, which I must say, was one of the nicest size samples I have gotten on Kindle so far. Kudos to the author for including such a nice size sample! (If it is, in fact, the author who sets the sample size.)
Even after reading the sam...more
I have never read books by indie authors before and so was a bit nervous about giving this book a try. I was more concerned about possibly wasting my time than I was about spending money on it. (At 99 cents it was a great deal!) I started with the free sample, which I must say, was one of the nicest size samples I have gotten on Kindle so far. Kudos to the author for including such a nice size sample! (If it is, in fact, the author who sets the sample size.)
Even after reading the sam...more
firstly - glad i saw the OTHER cover for this book! the one above is completely misleading. makes it look like some old school harlequin. it isn't. it borders on chick-lit, but with enough interesting stuff thrown in, i liked it anyway.
there is an element of suspense, that in my opinion does absolutely NOTHING for the story. the plot would have moved nicely along with only the h/h's differences (literary snob, sci-fi author) and secondary characters of family. but hey, whatever.
moderately good...more
there is an element of suspense, that in my opinion does absolutely NOTHING for the story. the plot would have moved nicely along with only the h/h's differences (literary snob, sci-fi author) and secondary characters of family. but hey, whatever.
moderately good...more
Cute book. I loved Max. He's a great non-alpha, geeky kind of guy. I liked how he was nervous and even a little prudish. I'd like to read about more heroes like him. Loving a geeky, shy guy myself, it's fun to see them made to be heroes.
Exciting story with shy writer hero and a nasty villain. Had a hard time guessing just who it was too.
3.5* I thought the story didn't develop quite as well as a couple of Fisher's novellas, but overall this was a fun read. I like Fisher's non-alpha males. They're sexy without being neanderthal. Geeks rule. ;-)
good read
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