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Forbidden to His Touch
by
Natasha Tate (Goodreads Author)
Rafael Cheves is a man tortured by his gut-wrenching past and tempted by a future he dare not even dream about. Knowing he'll never deserve the only woman he ever wanted, Raf will make sure she stays as far away from him as possible.But when Sophia Turino, the daughter of the man who raised Rafael from the gutter, stands before him seven years later, she's even harder to r...more
Paperback, 192 pages
Published
February 21st 2012
by Harlequin
(first published February 1st 2012)
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4.5 stars.
The heroine Sophia and the hero Rafael haven't seen one another in seven years, ever since Sophia left her father's vineyard in order to live her own life. Rafael has never really forgiven Sophia for leaving, it hurt both her father - the man whom had taken Raf in as a child - and it hurt him. He had always wanted Sophia but never allowed himself to give in to his need for her. Sophia is nervous about returning, not only does she have to bury her father but also see Raf again. Their i...more
The heroine Sophia and the hero Rafael haven't seen one another in seven years, ever since Sophia left her father's vineyard in order to live her own life. Rafael has never really forgiven Sophia for leaving, it hurt both her father - the man whom had taken Raf in as a child - and it hurt him. He had always wanted Sophia but never allowed himself to give in to his need for her. Sophia is nervous about returning, not only does she have to bury her father but also see Raf again. Their i...more
Usual story. 3 stars for the way the story progressed. I was able to follow the main characters. And there was no jumping in the story so i was able to visualize it. The ending was good and i loved it. Raf keeping his secret for so long and it is little boring but that gave the perfect ending, so no offense
HAPPY READING :)
HAPPY READING :)
Like most of you, I really enjoyed this book. The last chapter in particular where the heroine breaks down in the cellar was heartbreaking. Then Raf finally unloads the heavy heavy burden he's been carrying for so long and it's a wonderful feeling.
They spent so much time flaring their nostrils at each other, its a wonder they had time for anything else.
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An emotional story of forbidden love for the hero and a case of unrequited love for the heroine.
Rafael had a horrible childhood that scarred him emotionally and physically for life, Sophia was his saving grace, a ray of hope and sunshine in his otherwise bleak existence.
Rafael knows that Sophua is in love with him, but he does not think he is worthy of her love....eventually Rafael realizes that he needs sophia in his life.
Overall a good read.
An emotional story of forbidden love for the hero and a case of unrequited love for the heroine.
Rafael had a horrible childhood that scarred him emotionally and physically for life, Sophia was his saving grace, a ray of hope and sunshine in his otherwise bleak existence.
Rafael knows that Sophua is in love with him, but he does not think he is worthy of her love....eventually Rafael realizes that he needs sophia in his life.
Overall a good read.
good read.. loved it
The first 2/3 of this book was boring, tired and clichéd. It wasn't until the hero and heroine actually succumbed to their attraction and slept together that I became interested in their story. I didn't care about the "journey" but I really liked the ending.
Mar 22, 2013
Lori Yvette Fernandez Lopez
marked it as to-read
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Natasha Tate's romantic side has its roots in childhood. Ask anyone and you'll hear she spent too many of her formative years believing she was Cinderella. This despite the fact that she had two loving parents and no evil stepmother in sight. Her earliest drawings were of princess attire, replete with bows, ribbons, and multiple flounces. She warbled about her future prince during chores, and bega...more
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