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The Man Who Risked It All

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For Franco Tolle, the golden boy of Europe's jetset society, life is just a playground—filled with racing speedboats on the azure Mediterranean Sea. When you're rich and famous, money is no objectand to hell with the consequences!But he once took a risk with a price bigger than he was willing to pay In a rush of red-hot infatuation, he put a glittering diamond wedding ri...more

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Published March 20th 2012 by Harlequin (first published December 1st 2011)

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Dec 18, 2011 Lululemon rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Really unlikable hero and heroine. They both deserved each other and both made each other miserable. Both are selfish, spoiled, vain and immature and just plain not nice, either one of them. Really don't see the love between them and can't see them living happily ever after. I can just imagine their selfishness creating the same problems over and over again and each of them making each other miserable and relishing it just like before. Grade: "F" for FAIL and "TW" for TOTAL WASTE OF TIME. This i...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Saly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2nd-chance-at-love, category-romance, harlequin-presents, harlequin-silhouette

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I generally tend to enjoy Michelle Reid a lot but in this book though there was lot of angst and I never felt Franco truly deserved Lexie or her forgiveness for the way he treated her or put her through.

Too many people conspired against them, so called friends spinning lies about supposed infidelities which they swallowed but that didn't change the fact that Franco seduced nineteen year old Lexie on a bet he made with friends and I never did feel he suffered enough.

Lexie had always been shelter...more I generally tend to enjoy Michelle Reid a lot but in this book though there was lot of angst and I never felt Franco truly deserved Lexie or her forgiveness for the way he treated her or put her through.

Too many people conspired against them, so called friends spinning lies about supposed infidelities which they swallowed but that didn't change the fact that Franco seduced nineteen year old Lexie on a bet he made with friends and I never did feel he suffered enough.

Lexie had always been sheltered by her wannabe actress mother and when she got married Lexie met Franco and his friends, and she was her fun self and then she found out about the bet, her mother died, her heart was broken and she was broke and pregnant(her step-father drained all the money Lexie had earned from her one hit movie) and married to a man who seemed to hate her, so she too was hateful, so when she lost her baby, she ran.

Franco loves sailing and when he almost dies in an accident calls for Lexie, who comes out of compassion and then he makes her stay due to emotional blackmail from all sides and normally in this author's books she will make the hero nice enough for me to accept that but in this I didn't, the hero had done too much bad and hurt Lexie way too much, to force her to be responsible for his welfare.

And he does the same over the course of the book, shut her out on issues, freeze her and make her feel bad when she doesn't need to take all of that from him.
Instead of a healthy love I felt Lexie had an un-healthy love for him because then only she would allow him to lead her like that.

Franco's you can go now didn't really endear him later either, after putting her through the wringer emotionally now you act all noble. Am I supposed to like you just because you were ready to try again even thinking she had cheated on you?

Franco was a spoiled, selfish jerk who did nothing to make things easier for Lexie four years ago. Even if all their friends were responsible for their doubts, his arrogant behavior did nothing to make me believe that he deserved Lexie.

Despite all of this I am giving it 3 stars, the facts about Franco's other women were never made clear and the writing was good enough to make me want to keep reading, just too bad I never liked the hero or his selfish actions.(less)

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Jan 01, 2012 Tina rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 25, 2013 Vanessa rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. So three (3) years ago Franco was married to Lexi, but their marriage was doomed from the beginning. Franco got involved with her due to a bet he made with his buddies. Of course, Franco won the bet because he was THERE first and got caught. Then he had to marry her. Franco also fell in love with her, but not enough to trust that she wouldn’t lay down with his BFF. He believed his BFF when he claimed she did and Franco never bothered to ask Lexi about it. Instead he figured she did it and the ba...more So three (3) years ago Franco was married to Lexi, but their marriage was doomed from the beginning. Franco got involved with her due to a bet he made with his buddies. Of course, Franco won the bet because he was THERE first and got caught. Then he had to marry her. Franco also fell in love with her, but not enough to trust that she wouldn’t lay down with his BFF. He believed his BFF when he claimed she did and Franco never bothered to ask Lexi about it. Instead he figured she did it and the baby could be his or it could be BFF’s.

BFF makes an attempt at an apology, but it came too late Franco - three and a half years too late. HOWEVER, Franco still tries to make amends to Lexi – note the timing is the same too!! Sure I get that believing the worst of her would have colored everything they had in their life, but come on this guy didn’t even give her the benefit of denial! He comes to the conclusion that ALL lied and manipulated to keep them apart when he is faced with the golden arches, and I’m not talking McDonalds here! Now he wants her back and she, of course, comes running. His excuse for the bet was that he went along with it, but that was before he got to know her. Okay, reasonable, but it doesn’t sound like he even got to know her then! He still believed the worst of her!!

If these hs weren’t so kindhearted the Hs wouldn’t get anywhere!! Does he apologize for the OW in his life soon after she 3 years ago – nope! He made it seem justified because once again he believed another party in regards to her. Lexi thinks she went into the marriage to punish Franco for the bet, seriously? Isn’t that a little like cutting your nose off to spite your face? Make the excuses up for him Lexi it will make it easier to accept him by page 186. I got to ask though: if she never sent the divorce papers would he have wanted to go to her then?

What gets me is that I just read another one where the H got mad because the h believed a manipulative OW over him – so where’s the difference? Franco knew what these friends were willing to bet on and how despicable that was, but he still trusted them. Oh because he knew them from the old days, but it sounded like he didn’t really know them at all. He wouldn’t answer any questions until the end and it felt more like a way to drag the story on and this frustrated me. Once again the age card comes into play for the H here as well. He was young and arrogant and blah blah blah, problem though she is still younger than he was then!!! Where is her freebie due to age?
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Sep 29, 2012 RomReader rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Estranged wife of 3.5years gets a call from her father-in-law that Hero is in the hospital due to a severe boating accident & that he needs her. She only planned to be there very briefly but circumstances prolong her stay. She goes with him to help him recuperate in their old home where she has lots of bad memories of their marriage. But Hero seems to have a change of heart re: their marriage & they try to sort things out to give their marriage another chance. Can they work through their...more Estranged wife of 3.5years gets a call from her father-in-law that Hero is in the hospital due to a severe boating accident & that he needs her. She only planned to be there very briefly but circumstances prolong her stay. She goes with him to help him recuperate in their old home where she has lots of bad memories of their marriage. But Hero seems to have a change of heart re: their marriage & they try to sort things out to give their marriage another chance. Can they work through their past betrayals?

As much as Reid does write well, Hero & heroine were such poor characters & the resolution of their many past betrayals were very unsatisfactory that this book left me wanting…mostly wanting to smack both main characters upside the head. Hero needed to grovel A LOT for his past misdeeds towards heroine & heroine needed more self-respect & gumption.

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Hero’s betrayals towards heroine:
1. Hero instantly believed his best friend(BFF) who told him that heroine had sex with him while Hero was away. He never asked heroine about it and held off telling her what he knew until the end of the book.
2. Hero bet his friends that she would have sex with him & a video shows him proudly accepting his winnings (he knew he was being videotaped & was ok with it b/c he wanted heroine to see it as revenge for supposedly having slept with his BFF)
3. Hero married her b/c she got pregnant (even though he wasn’t sure it was his) and made her suffer for 4 months of his coldness as her husband before they separated.
4. Hero doubted the baby she carried was his & treated her pregnancy with indifference & her miscarriage with relief.

His resolution? Seducing & manipulating heroine to give their marriage another try. He waited until the end to finally tell her what his BFF confessed to him about lying about their affair. He ducked & ignored talking openly about how he betrayed her. She did most of the talking & he basically just seduced her. He didn’t even talk about his regret re: all the time wasted b/c he believed his BFF and didn’t give her a chance to defend herself. Nor did he talk about regretting how he doubted their baby’s paternity and his indifference re: their stillborn baby. He may have realized how wrong he was to believe his BFF and treating her coldly during their marriage. But he was still a selfish, clueless, and irresponsible man. I think he grew up a little bit & realized he was ready to settle down, especially after his BFF confessed about his big lie. I never got the sense that Hero’s efforts to reunite with heroine was based on a deep & abiding love for her. What’s even more unfortunate was that heroine was ok with this lack of his. She may have changed & grown to be less doormatty & stupid when it came to him. But she did most of the talking & accepted his assenting to what he did in the past as his apology. She gave in to him so easily as if she was just looking for a crumb (or what looked like a crumb) of compromise re: the past in order for her to take him back again. These 2 have a shaky future.

Barely recommended.(less)

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May 23, 2012 Fiona Marsden rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: People who like good dialogue, hot sex and real people

Recommended to Fiona by: Author Preference

Michelle Reid is usually a no brainer when it comes to whether to read her books. I particularly love her reunions. This is another in the same vein as The Markonos Bride. They are both very young and meet when Franco and his friends are playing around for the summer. As a result of a bet he sets out to seduce Lexi, a newcomer to the Mediterranean playground. Lexi ends up pregnant and broke and Franco marries her. Almost immediately his friends are trying to destroy the relationship, feeding Fra...more Michelle Reid is usually a no brainer when it comes to whether to read her books. I particularly love her reunions. This is another in the same vein as The Markonos Bride. They are both very young and meet when Franco and his friends are playing around for the summer. As a result of a bet he sets out to seduce Lexi, a newcomer to the Mediterranean playground. Lexi ends up pregnant and broke and Franco marries her. Almost immediately his friends are trying to destroy the relationship, feeding Franco's insecurities with tales of Lexi's promiscuity. When the baby is lost they separate.

When Franco follows her, Lexi's friend also misled her husband, suggesting she was sleeping with him rather than just sharing an apartment. Almost immediately after that Franco is seen with a blonde in a compromising position.

Fast forward three years and Franco's best friend reveals that he was lying about Lexi being promiscuous. Just before trying to kill them both. Badly injured Franco wants Lexi and Lexi comes running, believing Franco near death. As she stays with him during his recuperation much of what happened is revealed and they start to understand better what went wrong and the mistakes they both made. Especially Franco with his suspicions. There is a lot of dialogue in this book between the two protagonists and some people might think it a little slow but I was interested in the development of their relationship as they interacted.

Minor Spoiler: The thing that stopped me giving this book five stars was the fact that it seems fairly clear that Franco was unfaithful while they were separated. The excuse given was that he had just left her apartment in England believing she was unfaithful. I don't care. I like my heroes to be bigger than that. Or at least to become impotent when confronted by temptation ;-]. All it would have taken to make me give this book five stars was one little sentence to say 'Yes I went out with her but nothing happened. I couldn't, wouldn't didn't.' This was a disappointment to me because in other books like Lost in Love the hero was also faithful during a separation. I don't think it is unrealistic for a man who truly loves to be faithful and go without sex for lengthy periods of time.(less)

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Dec 16, 2011 RLA rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

At the beginning of the story the hero Franco is injured in a crash during a power boat race after learning some devastating truths about his failed marriage. When the heroine Lexi learns about Franco's accident she is devastated and despite all the past animosity between them over their traumatic marriage she agrees to go to him when he asks for her. While she helps Franco convalesce she tries to ignore the still blazing passion between them, but Franco shocks her when he makes it clear he want...more

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Dec 06, 2011 Boogenhagen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Considering recent offerings from MR have been kinda disappointing, I was really happy with this one. The story line is very similar to Lost in Love but the Hero is much younger and closer to the heroine's age.

Basically Franco and Lexi met when she had just finished a blockbuster movie role, he fell in love but hung with a pretty rowdy group of snobs and they made bets among themselves about who could seduce the 19 year old Lexi. Franco is 24 and pretty cocky with it but he marries Lexi when he...more

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Dec 03, 2011 Zena rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There aren't enough words to describe how utterly fantastic Michelle Reid's latest novel is. Quite unlike anything she's written before, The Man Who Risked it All tells the story of speedboat racer/architect Franco Tolle and his young, impulsive bride Lexi Hamilton, and a marriage that rapidly self-destructed before either of them knew to save it.

While this novel does deliver a fantastic repertoire of deeply romantic and gut wrenching scenes, it is the deep analysis of Lexi and Franco broken ma...more

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Feb 16, 2012 sbf20112011 rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Michelle Reid is one of my favorite HP authors. She does angst SO WELL. I really loved the premise of this one -- prior lovers reunited when one of them faces a terrible, near-death event, and in desperate times they show that they'll be there for each other despite their past. It reminded me a bit of the The Salvatore Marriage (Foreign Affairs), which I also really liked. I liked the twist of the hero's physical injuries/weakness in this one. It maybe lost a quarter of a star for me when it got...more

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Apr 20, 2012 Jacqueline rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-hp-challenge, angsty, category-romance, contemporary-romance, forced-arranged-convenient-marriage, grovel-scene, harlequin, harlequin-presents, illness-blindness, miscarriage, ships-sailing

This one really seems to be a love it or hate it book judging by the reviews. I'm in the love it camp. This is a second chance at love book which are generally not my favorites but this one worked for me. Firstly because they were both young when they were together before so I cut them some slack on their stupid actions. Mostly though I loved how the hero knew he'd screwed up the first time around and was determined to get her back and used his accident to get her to stay long enough to listen....more

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May 30, 2012 Heather Wiese rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

You know, I was on a pretty good streak with books until I hit this one. At least I got it from the library. Bonus?

I just really didn't like either of the main characters and had a hard time connecting to them.

The main guy was a man-whore, did despicable things and repeatedly punished his girlfriend/then wife for things she didn't do but what he THOUGHT she did.

The poor girl was treated horribly by both him and his family, then left alone to suffer before taking off. So, sympathy my sister. But...more

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Apr 21, 2012 Leona rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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It was okay. I kept interested and stayed reading it thru one sitting. But I really struggled with the story and most importantly the characters. There really wasn't anything redeeming about any of them. The heroine, the hero, the staff, the father, the friends were all incredibly shallow people. Michelle Reid is one of my favorite authors, but she left me scratching my head on this one. What I find most interesting about her books, is you start out HATING the Hero only to fall madly in love wit...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Susanna Carr added it · review of another edition

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Franco is a playboy who is injured when he crashed during a speedboat race. While he's in the hospital, the only person he wants to see is his soon-to-be ex-wife, Lexi. He wants to get back together and he's willing to risk it all to make this happen.

But Franco and Lexi had a brief and terrible marriage. Not only did they behave badly and made mistakes, but there were several people in their lives who wanted to tear them apart. Is it possible to make it work this time, or is this relationship no...more

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Apr 08, 2012 Carmen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: harlequin, hp-saucing-up-2012

Strong characters and a compelling well told story. A very good HP!

This fearless playboy has everything to lose . . .

For Franco Tolle, the golden boy of Europe’s jet-set society, life is just a playground – filled with racing speedboats on the azure Mediterranean Sea. When you’re rich and famous money is no object . . . and to hell with the consequences! But he once took a risk with a price bigger than he was willing to pay . . . . In a rush of red-hot infatuation he put a glittering diamond we...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Mlleelizabeth rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The story in this book is pretty ridiculous in typical HP fashion. It's also full of angst and has pretty much every stock HP character in it: the arrogant alphahole hero, the innocent and wrongly accused heroine who is of course a virgin the first time the hero has sex with her, the hate-filled family and friends of the hero and his jealous "wannabe." Ms. Reid's not doing anything new here but she's put the HP elements together in what I feel are a fun, over the top way. And it felt like the au...more

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Apr 05, 2012 Sara HarlequinJunkie rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Loved this story!!! I have always been a big Fan of Michelle Reid and I think she has out done herself again! The man who risked it all is a beautiful reunion love story of Lexi Hamilton and Franco Tolle. The story starts with Franco and Marco his childhood friend taking part in a powerboat race where they are involved in a serious accident that leaves Franco injured and Marco dead. Franco is in the hospital and refuses to see anyone but his wife. When her father in law c...more

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Apr 19, 2012 Alex Economides rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, favorites-books, harlequin-mills-boon

Michelle Reid writes such passionate stories and The Man Who Risked It All is just that. She does the lost and found love themes so well….like
Marchese's Forgotten Bride, one of my favourite reads.

Lexi Hamilton, a young English actress meets Franco Tolle, the ultimate Italian rich, spoilt playboy and immediately falls under his spell. Things don’t work out too well for both of them….she discovers that he slept with her for a bet….she’s even sent the video via her mobile of him accepting the winn...more Michelle Reid writes such passionate stories and The Man Who Risked It All is just that. She does the lost and found love themes so well….like
Marchese's Forgotten Bride, one of my favourite reads.

Lexi Hamilton, a young English actress meets Franco Tolle, the ultimate Italian rich, spoilt playboy and immediately falls under his spell. Things don’t work out too well for both of them….she discovers that he slept with her for a bet….she’s even sent the video via her mobile of him accepting the winnings…she then discovers she is pregnant, he marries her and it’s a total disaster from there onwards. He becomes cold and distant, his family hates her, her mother is suddenly killed in a car crash with her stepfather, who has stolen all her earnings and then she loses the baby!!!!!!! She decides to go back to London and rebuild her life.

Three years later, Franco is injured in a boat accident and Lexi agrees to look after him, after being asked by his father to fly to Italy as Franco is not doing very well and has refused to see anyone except Lexi.
I disliked Franco intensely from the beginning…the way he cut her off and then suddenly wanted her, needed her…but I warmed up to him as the story unfolded. Lexi trying so hard to be strong and the pain she felt in realizing that she had never stopped loving him. So many misunderstandings. Betrayed by family and friends that caused such heartache and unhappiness in their relationship.

I cared so much for them. It pulled at my heartstrings…the poignancy of how much suffering and sadness their lives had been. Franco had a lot of work cut out for him to getting Lexi back and he was determined to do everything possible for her to realize his feelings for her. There is so much angst, so emotional and as I read I just wanted them to find happiness together.
Some great scenes…..Franco waiting for Lexi in bedroom balcony with a bottle of wine and two glasses…..when Lexi gives him a present in the hospital room…..and how he places it among her soft frog toys collection that she had left behind and he had kept all these years…taking her sailing….there were so many other amazing scenes.

I loved the passion, sensuality and fast pace of this story. I couldn’t stop reading…in fact I finished the entire book in one read.

What I also like about this author’s books is how she always engages the reader with the characters in such a way that makes you feel so strongly for their true happiness. She is a fabulous fabulous writer and you know when you pick up any of her books that you will more than just like it….you will love it!!!!!!

Oh yes….I absolutely loved the cover of this book!!!!!!!!!! Just like I pictured Franco in my head!!!!!
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Aug 14, 2012 Christina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really liked both Franco & Lexi. They both have such strong personalities but still very vulnerable. It's very clear that the fundamental problem in their relationship is trust & believing the lies of other people. This story would have been SOSOSO much better of it were longer & included the time from when they met to everything after instead of just telling us. It would have been nice to actually be able to read about them initially falling in love. A+

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Aug 25, 2012 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, category-romance, library-books

This is not my favorite of Michelle Reid's books, but it's quite good. Unfortunately the heroine is very young (19 when she marries and then 23 when the book begins). Her youth is definitely an important aspect of the novel and explains a lot of the conflict, but I found it a bit off-putting. I did like that she and the hero acknowledged their faults in the marriage and that Lexi had matured somewhat.

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Nov 21, 2011 Bridie Coleman rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great read by Michelle - this time of power-boat racer/engineer Franco and his estranged English bride Lexi. When Franco is seriously injured in a power-boat accident that kills his childhood friend he reaches out to Lexi to try and mend their marriage. Steamy and sassy tale and a darn good yarn. Enjoyable

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Oct 28, 2012 Loosheesh rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: loaners, books-read-in-2012, romance, reflects

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Meh. Should be subtitled: When stupid people don't communicate. Bratty Franco needed his butt paddled (and not in a freaky way) and nagging Lexi needed a muzzle. And while you're at it, get time-out chairs for the both of them. Their constant bickering gave me a headache, literally ...

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Mar 24, 2012 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cheating-on-partner, contemporary, hp, pregnancy, romance

another HP with a rich and entitled man who treats his wife/mistress/pa/whatever horribly and there is the big misunderstanding and then she takes him back! these HP women were mostly born without spines--an interesting medical phenomenon!

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May 15, 2012 Dalyia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mills-and-boon, 2012

amazing story really i enjoy it
Michelle Reid is one of my favorite authors
This is full of angst, emotion, and above all hope. I really liked it.

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Mar 23, 2012 Richa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adorable-hero, contemporary, feisty, funny

Cute story ! I Loved the use of soft toys in it!
And the beginning though sad is one of the best ones I have come across in a HP in a long time!

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Jun 24, 2012 Ladyacct rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I really love it when the heroine sticks up to the arrogant know it all hero - took her awhile but she did.

Read this one twice.

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Apr 05, 2012 Thuly Tran rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

And the H won the prize for being the biggest douche-bag. Also to add to the prize, he got the girl without even groveling

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May 22, 2012 JuJu rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: harlequin-romance

I wish they would have focused more on how the couple met instead of giving brief and confusing flashbacks

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Sep 13, 2012 ѕєяєηιтι rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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3½

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Apr 18, 2013 Michelle Preece rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

damn what a good read, absolutely loved it

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Hi, my name is Michelle Reid and I’ve been writing for Harlequin Mills & Boon for the last twenty years, and the crazy part about it is that I only realised it had been twenty years while updating this page!

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