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Now or Never (Wizards of Nevermore #2)

by Michele Bardsley (Goodreads Author)

3.8 of 5 stars 3.80 · rating details · 272 ratings · 37 reviews

Tormented by nightmares of a woman's death, Sheriff Taylor Mooreland is shocked to find the woman from his visions chained to an altar in the woods. He barely knows her, but something compels Taylor to protect the mysterious Lenore Whyte no matter what. Even if it means dealing with magic.

And when an investigation into a series of suicides leads Taylor deep into the town's...more

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Published March 6th 2012 by Signet

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Mar 26, 2012 Catherine rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: boring, contemporary, crime-police-mystery-private-invest, curse, demons, dragons, fantasy-paranormal-sci-fi, fiction-vixen-reviews, first-reads-arcs-won-a-copy, ghosts, magic-mystical-ability, read-2012, romance, series, sucked

I have one simple question to ask after finishing the book: Where was the romance? Oh, there was a hero and heroine who hooked up at the end of the book, but there was no relationship that would require, you know, actual interaction between them.

Although I had issues with the first book in the series, Never Again, I liked it. I found the story's 'voice' very readable and really liked the cast of characters the author assembled. The paranormal aspects of it were interesting, and I liked the small...more I have one simple question to ask after finishing the book: Where was the romance? Oh, there was a hero and heroine who hooked up at the end of the book, but there was no relationship that would require, you know, actual interaction between them.

Although I had issues with the first book in the series, Never Again, I liked it. I found the story's 'voice' very readable and really liked the cast of characters the author assembled. The paranormal aspects of it were interesting, and I liked the small town vibe. This book had a lot of the same positives, which is what's keeping it from being an F, but the bad outweighed the good in this case.

First off, was it necessary to have so many POV's running around? The romance needed all the help it could get, so taking time to pay attention to every Tom, Dick, and Harry in the story was a mistake. But that wasn't the only factor causing me to dislike the POV's. They were, in a word, boring. I liked Gray and I liked Ant, just as I did in the first book, but did we have to spend so much time with them, especially in addition to all the other POV's we were treated to? I'm all for getting a well rounded look at the story, but maybe we could hold off on reading about some of those characters until, I don't know, their own book? Oh, wait, Gray already had his book, didn't he? (/sarcasm) Maybe (although I doubt it) this wouldn't have bothered me so much if the author had actually devoted time to the main relationship. That's a pretty important factor in a Romance and the lack of it was glaring and left me a touch resentful of all the time spent on other people.

Speaking of the relationship... It is not a good sign when the hero and heroine do not interact--barring the extremely brief rescue of the heroine, where they barely spoke since she was in such bad shape--until page 129 in a 296 page book. And even then they weren't exactly making up for lost time since the heroine was temporarily unable to speak. Norie and Taylor were attracted to each other for some reason that I'm still not sure of. They never actually had any insightful or deep conversations, or even an emotional connection of any kind. They just had some random, magical dreams which somehow replaced actual relationship (and personality) development. Apparently magical dreams are now shorthand for true love. Good to know.

But never fear that the relationship was pushed aside and replaced with meaningless sex scenes. (<--sarcasm) Nope, none of that. In fact, they don't even kiss until page 249. I thought that there was an obligatory, awkward sex scene shoehorned in there, too, but a review of the book tells me I was wrong. I must have mixed that up with one of the magical dreams. Yes, once again actual development was brushed aside by being told everything in a dream.

And in addition to too many POV's and a lackluster romance, the plot was confusing. *tears hair out* Events seemed to jump around and take us from one situation to the next with no real flow to it. The plot felt jumbled and randomly cobbled together. All in all, it was just not a good read for me.

*Review originally posted on Fiction Vixen*(less)

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Feb 16, 2012 Mandi Schreiner rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: pnr

As with the first book, I like this world. It interests me. However, in this book - the romance is SO underdeveloped. As in - THERE ISN'T ONE. I mean, there is one..but wow. Not much is really done with it.

But I like the small town feel for a pnr. I'm conflicted.

Review to come.

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Jul 10, 2012 Shauni rated it 4 of 5 stars

Now or Never is the second book in Michele Bardsley's Wizards of Nevermore series and boy is Nevermore heating up.

Nevermore is a town in Texas under Dragon Rule.. it also happens to host a goddess fountain and we learn a nemetin. The Ravens have joined forces with the Demons and have decided to withdraw from the grand council an unheard of concept. Never in the two thousand years since the council was created has a house withdrawn.

In order to do so they must find a way to free Kahl.. they have c...more Now or Never is the second book in Michele Bardsley's Wizards of Nevermore series and boy is Nevermore heating up.

Nevermore is a town in Texas under Dragon Rule.. it also happens to host a goddess fountain and we learn a nemetin. The Ravens have joined forces with the Demons and have decided to withdraw from the grand council an unheard of concept. Never in the two thousand years since the council was created has a house withdrawn.

In order to do so they must find a way to free Kahl.. they have come across a prophecy and are determined to make sure it leans in their favor.. to destroy the world as it now stands. Leaving chaos behind where they will gather what is left and rule. Of course they have to control the prophecy first.. and fight those that guard the fountain in Nevermore.

Taylor Mooreland is a Mundane and perfectly happy with it. He has no desire to be of magic kind.. He is sheriff of Nevermore and works well with the guardian and those who serve the goddess as well as the mundanes. He is loyal to his town, his friends and his family. It was hard for him but he has accepted that he does have an ancestor with some magic in him, from the house of the Wolf.. so his brother Ant will soon be tested as magic kind. But Taylor, nope perfectly mundane. Unless you count those dreams he has been having.. about a mysterious woman, in trouble that only he can save. *grins* and that's not all he's dreaming about her..

Lenore Whyte, at five was considered disposable and tossed aside by her power hungry father. She was condemned to death but with a little help from the undead.. she survived. From then on she was on the run with her mother. Never staying for long in any given place and slowly watching her mother go insane. Unaware that a spell has been cast upon her.. one that binds her powers and made her forget all that has come before. Once her mother dies she is captured and used as a virgin sacrifice.. Fortunately, those that want power want it now and tried too soon.. and Lenore's familiar (a white raven) finds Taylor and brings him to her.

Taylor and Lenore.. or Norie as she prefers discover a powerful connection one written by the gods themselves. They just need to figure out what it is.. Together they must find out who wants her dead and why.. They must figure out what her powers are and if they can be unbound and all this when the guardian's mother is coming for a visit. People are committing suicide and Ant is supposed to be tested by the wolf clan. Oh yeah and somehow the Ravens have tracked the death of a powerful Raven to Nevermore and want justice. It's a busy time in Nevermore these days.

I am looking forward to Ms Bardsley's next installment of her Nevermore series.. I can't wait to find out what happens next.. I hope the rest of you take the time to enjoy this wonderful series.. Discover Nevermore..and enjoy

Shauni

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Apr 03, 2012 Bookaholics rated it 4 of 5 stars

Now or Never by Michele Bardsley
Paranormal Romance -March 6th, 2012
4 stars

Now or Never continues the fascinating series in the author’s new Wizards of Nevermore books. The various Houses of magic with various powers and personalities easily pulled in this reader. In this story, the devious, avaricious and amoral Raven House prey on a unsuspecting young woman in their bid for power.

Lenore Whyte’s life has been a hard one. Although she loved her mother, her paranoia kept her on the move and preven...more Now or Never by Michele Bardsley
Paranormal Romance -March 6th, 2012
4 stars

Now or Never continues the fascinating series in the author’s new Wizards of Nevermore books. The various Houses of magic with various powers and personalities easily pulled in this reader. In this story, the devious, avaricious and amoral Raven House prey on a unsuspecting young woman in their bid for power.

Lenore Whyte’s life has been a hard one. Although she loved her mother, her paranoia kept her on the move and prevented her from finding a real home and love. When her mother dies, Lenore strikes out on her own to find unfettered happiness only to be suddenly kidnapped! Unfortunately, Lenore has latent powers that she is unaware of and those who know of them want to exploit them to cause unimaginable havoc and destruction.

Sheriff Taylor has been having disturbing dreams of a woman he has never met. Then, he is pulled by an inexplicable force to go to the woods he protects and finds a woman (who looks exactly like the woman he has dreamed about!) near death from a magical ceremony gone awry. Taylor is forced to question his distaste for magic and the woman who attracts him like no other.

The uncovering of Lenore’s past really drew me into this book. Lenore is just trying to find a stable life where she can be content but her hidden powers and unstable upbringing have made this difficult. Taylor is a decent man who comes to her rescue and wants to protect and finds that his views of magic must change if he is to find love with Lenore. I wanted them to be together and find their full potential. Not only are the main characters extremely sympathetic but the rest of the characters make this book a vibrant read. Characters from the previous book return and play a large part. It was fun to read how their lives are still being complicated by a very powerful and interfering mother-in-law! This book reeks with charm as all the zany new and old characters make this a colorful and amusing read.

Fun and vivacious, this book features two engaging and sympathetic main characters with a colorful cast of supporting characters that will be guaranteed to keep you smiling.

Reviewed by Steph from the Bookaholics Romance Book Club(less)

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Oct 20, 2012 Dianne Socci-Tetro rated it 2 of 5 stars

Now or Never by Michele Bardsley

MAY CONTAIN SLIGHT SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--------------------------------->
I love mysteries. Usually the more complicated they are, the happier I am. But have you ever read a mystery that had so many different mysteries going on at one time that you couldn't keep a line on all of them? Unfortunately, that is what seems to happening to this series. It is only two book in and I’m wondering just how Ms. Bardsley is going to be able to keep up this nearly manic...more Now or Never by Michele Bardsley

MAY CONTAIN SLIGHT SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--------------------------------->
I love mysteries. Usually the more complicated they are, the happier I am. But have you ever read a mystery that had so many different mysteries going on at one time that you couldn't keep a line on all of them? Unfortunately, that is what seems to happening to this series. It is only two book in and I’m wondering just how Ms. Bardsley is going to be able to keep up this nearly manic pace she has set for her readers.

We have the mystery that started in the first novel – who is trying to get the demon Kahl to the earthly plane and what may the outcome be. Then in this novel we have that AND the mystery of Lenore and her powers which starts in the prologue, suicides and a mysterious gun, then Lenore and Taylor. This is supposed to be their love story. We do not get to read anything about them until about a third or more into the novel. This is less a romance with mystery and speculative undertones and more a paranormal novel that just happens to have a tiny bit of romance in it.

Then there is the mystery surrounding a magical named Cullen, the type which becomes obvious quite soon.
Unfortunately, although the synopsis states that the sheriff will uncover the mystery surrounding the gun and the suicides, ¾ of the book is finished and you have yet to find him doing any investigative work. .And you won’t in the last quarter either

Mundane or non magical people gaining magical abilities left and right -----the Goddess bestowing prophecies and gifts left and right.

As I mentioned with the last novel, the author seems to be using dues ex machine a little too much and too easily and I am getting a bit uncomfortable with this. Not that we can really expect logical reasons for what is happening, since it IS speculative fiction; but still. One should not have to stretch their credulity so much when reading a novel.

------RANTISH< ----------------

Unfortunately to add to the novels problems, is a habit some authors get into of having characters repeatedly explain things to other characters in the book. It is usually something germane to the story; however, the reader does not need to re-read it multiple times in the same chapter.

-----------------RANT OVER<---------------

This is in no way a horrible book, but it is not of the quality of the first novel in this series, and that will make me pause before picking up the next book in this series. The ending is less than satisfying, sometimes downright confusing and the romance is not there like it is in the other books by this author.
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Mar 08, 2012 Michelle the Romance Witch rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-inventory

Ummm... that was a bit of a disappointment.
The story in itself was interesting with lots of plot twists and the premise behind the plot was Awesome and had so much potential to be great.
Unfortunately there was just too much going on at one time. Though the story required a lot of different POVs to get everything explained that part was at least done well. The little side love stories were fun too. My biggest problem was the romance angle. The romance was all in the background. You could see so...more

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Dec 10, 2012 Tehrene rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read a lot of the other reviews and they complained about to much going on in the book. I thought it felt like a soap opera, many different POVs. It was definitely different from the first book. But in that book all the different avenues converged into one a lot sooner in the book.
I enjoyed where the story went but I also though the ending was a bit rushed. The last chapter was a cliffhanger I absolutely didn't see coming and I can't say that I am overjoyed with it.
I like Taylor, Ant and Tre...more

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Mar 26, 2012 Ellie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Now or Never, Wizards of Nevermore #2, by Michele Bardsley
Grade: B-

“They had, maybe, a couple of days to figure out everything, save Norie, save Nevermore, and of yeah, save the world. And if it could all be done without telling his mother, that would be even better.”

Taylor Mooreland is the Sheriff of Nevermore, Texas and although he himself has no magic he is used to being around those who do. For the last month Taylor has been dreaming of an unknown woman, who he desperately tries to save and...more Now or Never, Wizards of Nevermore #2, by Michele Bardsley
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“They had, maybe, a couple of days to figure out everything, save Norie, save Nevermore, and of yeah, save the world. And if it could all be done without telling his mother, that would be even better.”

Taylor Mooreland is the Sheriff of Nevermore, Texas and although he himself has no magic he is used to being around those who do. For the last month Taylor has been dreaming of an unknown woman, who he desperately tries to save and fails every night. One night Taylor wakes from one of these dreams and is more upset then usual and decides to go for a run to clear his mind where he stumbles upon a nemeton, a secret groove that holds the key to the Goddess everyone worships. Following a white raven into the nemeton Taylor makes a startling discovery and feels his fate align as he looks down at Lenore Whyte, the woman from his dreams, chained to an alter.

Lenore, Norie, Whyte has no idea how she got to Nevermore, Texas, to Taylor’s nemeton and in his dreams. Norie feels an instant connection with the Sheriff and trusts him to help her figure out who or what is after her. They more time the two spend together the stronger their bond becomes and they soon realize that there is way more going on in Nevermore then they originally thought and everything seems to be leading right back to Norie.

Now or Never is the second book in Michele Bardsley’s Wizards of Nevermore series and can be read as a stand alone. Mrs. Bardsley does a wonderful job of explaining the magical world she has created in Nevermore and explaining all the characters and how they tie together. I never felt lost or confused and I actually fell in love with Nevermore and I didn’t want to leave.

This book is very short, less then 300 pages, and I really wish it would have been longer. I found that there was so much going on and so many story lines that there wasn’t enough time devoted to Taylor and Norie. I never really got a good feel for either character or their relationship. It was just expected that the two would be together and they never really got to know each other but both just accepted one another with no question. I like to see my hero and heroine fall in love and work for it, not just have them see each other and that be it. I feel that if there had been fifty more pages just devoted to getting to know these two I would have enjoyed this book much more.

As I mentioned before there is a lot going on in this book and a lot of leads to new story lines. I really liked a lot of the side character, way more then Taylor and Norie, and am very excited to see what happens with Cullen and Trent who are my favorites. I loved the ending of this book which was a total shocker and it guaranteed that I will be reading the next book when it comes out.

Nevermore, Texas is a fascinating little town with a lot of crazy characters and a lot of magical energy. I loved the town and I hope to get to know it and it’s people a lot better as the series continues. My only wish is the next book is a lot longer so I can really get a feel for everything and not feel like something is missing when I finish the book. (less)

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Apr 10, 2012 Lora rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Apr 15, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Michele Bardsley takes us back to her fun new series and the town of Nevermore, Texas in her newest installment Now or Never. Previously we were introduced to a world where some people have magical talent, some don’t, but when living in the town of Nevermore any type of magical talent can be amplified. This story follows Sheriff Taylor Mooreland as he tries to keep the citizen of Nevermore safe. But he’s continuously plagued by dreams of a young woman screaming for help. When late one night Tayl...more

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Sep 10, 2012 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: authors-michele-bardsley, fantasy-magic, fiction, mystery-suspense, read-in-2012, romance

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Feb 11, 2013 Barbara ★ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-witches-wizards, set-in-usa-texas, zzcover-blue, zzz-cover-weapon, read-2013, 2013-february, h-h-abused-tortured, paranormal-demons, paranormal-vampires, paranormal-magic, zzz-cover-animal, zzz-cover-body-part, tower-team-c

I absolutely loved the first book in the series. This one, not so much. There were just too many things going on and way too many POVs (everyone seemed to be in a starring role). I really liked the characters but I just think that none of them had enough of a center stage to really shine. And where was the romance? There was more romancy angst between Ant and Happy than the hero and heroine, Taylor and Lenore. I think the hero and heroine shared exactly one kiss towards the end of the book and t...more

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May 07, 2012 Jo (My House of Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked the first book of this series, Never Again, so I had hoped I would enjoy this new take on paranormal romance. Now or Never, I think, just had too many aspects pulling the narrative in varying directions.

We are reintroduced to Sheriff Taylor Mooreland, who has murder and/or suicide to solve. He's irritated because (1) the gun found at the scene of the crime should be under lock and key and (2) he's the man with the key. Add to this mystery the strange dreams he's been having, and Taylor...more

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Apr 09, 2012 Darcy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, magic, pnr, ghosts

So much of the appeal of this series is the town of Nevermore, itself. The whole magical town where people who use magic and those that don't get along. It does seem like there is something about Nevermore that makes it ground zero for a lot of crazy things that seem to be happening in the magical world.

From the start I really liked Norie, you knew there was more to her than what meets the eye. As we learned more and more of just what happened in her life I wanted to cry for her. She lost so muc...more

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Sep 27, 2012 MostlyDelores rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, alt-u

Not so much a book as connector between books -- this little wafer offered a continuation of the story arc and a peek at several new characters, but it was hardly a self-contained entity and it barely had a story of it's own. I like the world and the style of this series, but I'm now tempted to wait until it's all over and read them later rather than these piecemeal updates.

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May 14, 2012 Maria rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

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Apr 21, 2012 Al rated it 5 of 5 stars

Very, very good read. However, even though this 2nd book in the series can be read as a stand alone novel, had I read the 1st book before this one it would have allowed me to appreciate characters better. That being said, great book. MIchele Bardsley leaves you waiting for the next book in the series.

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Nov 14, 2011 Diana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: magic, religion, supernatural

Nevermore's sheriff, Taylor Mooreland, is driven by nightmares and a ghostly voice to find Leonore Whyte, chained and naked to an altar. Leonore is without memories of her past, and doesn't know why a mysterious group is intent on sacrificing her to a demon. Together, the two must unravel her past and protect her from harm.

For a supernatural book, this was great. Wonderful tension, a fast clip with believable discoveries, and a fairly menacing threat. Where it fell short, however, was the romanc...more

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Sep 05, 2012 Marie rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Apr 15, 2012 Brianna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, others-demons-etc, paranormal-romance

it was okay for a second book in the series. I think i liked the first way better than this one, but i will continue to reading on to see where this series is going to go because of the ending.

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Mar 21, 2012 Nae rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-comp-2012

I very much like this new world and it's characters. However I found this book to be not focused enough on the romance between the two main characters Taylor and Lenore. Their relationship seemed to be squeezed in between all the action and I thought there was not enough time spent developing it.

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May 02, 2012 Dakota rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads

love the world and want to find out what will happen next but would have wanted the romance between Taylor and Lenore to have been developed more

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Mar 13, 2012 Anne-Kathrine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own-on-kindle, series, paranormal-romance, paranormal

Really enjoyed this 2nd book in the series. With lots of different characters and twist and turns. Not to mention leaving it wide open for a new book to be written :)

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Aug 23, 2012 Fullfaun rated it 5 of 5 stars

I like this book. I didn't like the first book because...it might have been how Ruthless, Shameful, Nasty piece of work his ex-wife was.

I like her Broken Heart series more.

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Mar 24, 2012 Megan Sewell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

Really enjoyed this book, looking forward to the next one in the series.

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May 11, 2013 Kiara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance-c

It was kind of all over the place

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Mar 25, 2012 Emily rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: para-romance, keep

Sadly, not as good as the first book. This covered too many characters, jumped all over the place, and for some reason her characters kept being unconscious during the action--resulting in big "well, here's what happened" monologues.

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Mar 20, 2012 Eva (TXBookjunkie) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-03-march, pnr-esp-or-magic, own, law-enforcement-cop-or-detective, texas, read-2012, small-town

I think there was too much going on in this book. There are a ton of people involved (including those from the previous story), multiple story lines, and even more questions. The relationship between the hero and heroine ended up falling into the background. The story was interesting but this felt like a bridge for the next book and not a romance book.

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Apr 30, 2013 Carrie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really, really like this series & sincerely hope there are more planned! this story doesn't have a lot of interaction btwn the taylor & norie, which was my only complaint. the overall story is really good & I enjoy the wtiting style. hoping cullen will be the next to get a story... :)

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May 29, 2012 Karen Desmond rated it 3 of 5 stars

A little let-down from the first book in the series, as I didn't think this one was as strong. Maybe it was because so much of the book is spent on supporting characters - which I felt did detract from the main couple.

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