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Divinely Ruined

by Diane Alberts (Goodreads Author)

4.12 of 5 stars 4.12 · rating details · 65 ratings · 28 reviews

She finally meets a decent man–after she’s oath-bound never to touch men again!

Rebecca’s life sucked before she became an angel. Crappy apartment, awful jobs, abusive boyfriends–it was no wonder she jumped at the chance to escape it all and become a real live angel. The problem is Rebecca’s not very angelic, and she’ll have to do more to earn her wings than end her love af...more

Published April 26th 2012 by Entangled Publishing

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May 31, 2012 ♥Rachel♥ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to ♥Rachel♥ by: Maja

Rebecca Chance is an angel-in-training sent to save Tony from losing his soul by committing murder.

Rebecca has had a hard time conforming to the requirements of a would-be-angel. She has a temper, tendencies to cuss like a sailor, and has problems following orders. But she has a true heart and cares about others when it counts. Her heart can't help but go out to Tony and his four-year-old daughter Miranda. Tony's wife left him with his daughter and he's had to struggle being a single parent. No...more

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May 28, 2012 Maja rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: alternating-povs, arc-2012, cover-lust, favorites, paranormal-romance, reviewed-in-2012

After six months of writing for The Nocturnal Library, the time has come for me to review my first adult paranormal romance. It will probably be the last, too, so enjoy it while it lasts – I certainly did.

Divinely Ruined is incredibly sweet, a perfect Sunday afternoon read. I was drawn to it because of the pretty cover, but the content turned out to be just as adorable. I know what you’re thinking: oh, not another angel story, there is one too many out there! and you’re right. But Divinely Ruine...more After six months of writing for The Nocturnal Library, the time has come for me to review my first adult paranormal romance. It will probably be the last, too, so enjoy it while it lasts – I certainly did.

Divinely Ruined is incredibly sweet, a perfect Sunday afternoon read. I was drawn to it because of the pretty cover, but the content turned out to be just as adorable. I know what you’re thinking: oh, not another angel story, there is one too many out there! and you’re right. But Divinely Ruined is not really an angel story. It’s a story about a lost woman trying to become an angel by saving a very lost and lonely man and ultimately falling in love.

Rebecca Chance is one of the rare few humans who get the opportunity to become angels. She has successfully completed her training and a few missions, and now she is just one assignment away from getting her wings and finally finding her purpose. All she has to do is save Anthony Weis, a single father of a three-year-old daughter, from becoming a murderer. But both Tony and Miranda are proving to be irresistible, just the right cure for the damaged and abused girl Rebecca still is, deep inside.

Tony Weis is bitter and jaded. His wife Jane walked out in him and their baby girl three years ago and he’s been struggling ever since. He loves his daughter so much and he wishes more than anything to be able to give her more than he already has, but he just keeps experiencing one failure after another. When a beautiful, redheaded woman shows up at his doorstep claiming that she’s an angel and that she’s there to save him, he snarls and complains, but he can't help falling for her, not even after discovering that she can read his mind

My only issue with Divinely Ruined is Tony’s daughter Miranda. While I understand that certain liberties can be taken when writing fluff, and that accuracy of any kind isn’t exactly a priority, as a mother of a five-year-old daughter, I have to say this: no child is that perfect.

This book was just what I needed at the time. I can’t remember the last time I felt so good about reading paranormal romance. (Actually, maybe I can: it was Maybe This Time about a year ago.) The best I can say about it is that it made me want to read something similar again very soon.

A copy of this book was kindly provided by the publisher, Entangled Publishing, for review purposes.(less)

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Feb 19, 2013 Wendy Sparrow rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Rebecca is an angel in training--anxious to earn her wings. Unfortunately, she's given the assignment of saving the soul of Tony, a single father, who's been beaten down by life and lost hope in everything but his young daughter. Add to that, Rebecca isn't the most saintly to begin with due to a quickfire temper and a penchant for profanity and, most damning of all, the combustible heat between her and her charge--getting her wings seems devilishly impossible. (Do you see what I did there? I kno...more

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Jul 11, 2012 Dark Faerie Tales rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Quick & Dirty: A cute little story of temptation and redemption, full of witty remarks and sexual tension.

Opening Sentence: From the moment Rebecca set out to become an angel, she’d known she wasn’t the ideal candidate.

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Divinely Ruined is a feel good story with a great happily-ever-after. Not only does it involve an angel with a foul mouth and terrible social skills, but also a man that holds very impure thoughts concerning a very celestial woman...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Ellen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Rebecca Chance has lived a life that has been anything but happy. She has had boyfriends who were abusive, terrible jobs, suffered through the death of family, and she has given up on her dreams. When presented with an opportunity to turn things around, she jumps at it. Rebecca is an angel in training, and in the process of trying to earn her wings. Her first assignment is to save Tony Weis' soul, by keeping him from committing murder. Needles to say, Tony is pretty skeptical when this beautifu...more Rebecca Chance has lived a life that has been anything but happy. She has had boyfriends who were abusive, terrible jobs, suffered through the death of family, and she has given up on her dreams. When presented with an opportunity to turn things around, she jumps at it. Rebecca is an angel in training, and in the process of trying to earn her wings. Her first assignment is to save Tony Weis' soul, by keeping him from committing murder. Needles to say, Tony is pretty skeptical when this beautiful woman shows up claiming to be an angel and that she is there to save him. Did I mention that Rebecca has a problem with her mouth, which doesn't help the situation. Tony lives with his daughter Miranda and is raising her alone after his wife left him. He is very bitter with women because of this. Nevertheless, little Miranda is the light of his life and he would do anything for her. Rebecca refuses to fail at her first assignment and proceeds to move in with Tony and Miranda, determined she is going to save his soul. Rebecca is a very beautiful woman, and Tony, well he is pretty hot himself. Rebecca has very hard time keeping her thoughts about Tony pure. On top of that, she can read Tony's thoughts, and his thoughts regarding her are anything but pure, which makes the temptation that much harder.

After an incident occurs that causes Rebecca lose her memory, Tony is determined to take care of her. The chemistry between Rebecca and Tony is off the charts, and this time, the situation is reversed with Rebecca pursuing Tony, and Tony trying to keep her pure until she gets her memory back, all the while being afraid of what will happen when she does. What will happen when Rebecca finally has to choose between love and becoming an angel?

I really enjoyed this book. It is a great romance with a paranormal twist. This story is so much more than just another angel story. It's a story of woman and man trying to push past the hardships they have been dealt in life, trying to find love, happiness, and acceptance again. The story line is fun and entertaining, with its intense moments, and the romance......well let's just say it gets pretty hot, especially at the end. Divinely Ruined is short, fast-paced, and delightful read, and if you love romance, this is a great story to read. Please note that are some adult scenes in this book that are not suitable for younger readers. (less)

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Jun 02, 2012 Ornella rated it 4 of 5 stars

This could have easily been a 5 star, but by the end of it, Rebecca had pissed me off too much.

This was a fast enjoyable read, and the first half was a pretty awesome, then it started going down from there. Rebecca changes a bit too much, I know it was necessary but it's as if she had last her spark, the one thing that had made me like her from the start. And after she was back to herself again she went off like that and it just pissed me off! I know she had her trust issues and what not, but th...more

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May 18, 2012 Kim rated it 5 of 5 stars

Divinely Ruined is the first in a new trilogy, Divine Temptations, by author Diane Alberts. I was excited to be asked to review this book because the concept was new and different from anything I have read. This was a fantastic book that I truly enjoyed reading. It was a fresh new take on both the romance genre and the angel/godmother theme, and it was extremely well done.

Rebecca is anything but typical angel material, which I loved. She was real, sometimes pretty dark, and that made her all the...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you think that this is just another angel story, you are so wrong! Rebecca was not the sort of angels that we would normally think of. She was not very good at being angelic--she's head strong, has a temper and cursed. She was on a mission to save a man's soul and she needed to ace it to gain her angel wings. Imagine the shock that Tony has when a beautiful woman stalked him outside his own house, thinking she was a lunatic and was even more surprised when he found that she could read her min...more

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Sep 10, 2012 Poison Rose rated it 5 of 5 stars

Rebecca Chance was a angel in training. She still hasn't earned her wings and due to her "sailor" mouth it took nearly twice as long for her to complete her training before she was FINALLY given her first mission which would earn her wings. Upon arriving at her location she is caught by the man whose soul she is trying to save.
Tony Weiss has enough to deal with on his plate, after loosing the family business and then loosing his job as an accountant, and now his home is in foreclosure Tony is fe...more Rebecca Chance was a angel in training. She still hasn't earned her wings and due to her "sailor" mouth it took nearly twice as long for her to complete her training before she was FINALLY given her first mission which would earn her wings. Upon arriving at her location she is caught by the man whose soul she is trying to save.
Tony Weiss has enough to deal with on his plate, after loosing the family business and then loosing his job as an accountant, and now his home is in foreclosure Tony is feeling like there isn't might left in the world worth fighting for, except his daughter, Miranda. She is the one young and innocent thing left in his dark world. When he catches Rebecca watching him unpack the trailer, hes at first put off by her and tells her to leave. But he thinks she's crazy when she says she's an angel there to save him.

After she reappears in his new home, Tony is still a bit put off, but can't help his unclean thoughts about the beautiful "angel" in front of him. Unfortunately for him, Rebecca can hear his thoughts and she's abash at whats she's hear and sees from him. Seeing that there are boxes everywhere she decides it might just be best to help him put things away. After a while they begin to talk about her mission and Tony is adamant that he'd never do a thing to jeopardize Miranda's welfare. Thus leading the two to a fight and both frustrated beyond belief.

Leave it to a young innocent child, like our endearing Miranda to bring out the best of both Tony and Rebecca. Miranda takes an instant liking to Rebecca who takes it upon herself to help in getting Miranda as pretty as a princess. Tony and Rebecca begin to warm to each other, but with Rebecca hearing Tony's VERY impure thoughts shes getting ideas of her own. One day Rebecca takes Miranda out for a walk while Tony is fuming at her outside after another fight. Things go form picture perfect to nightmare in the blink of an eye when the two are caught in the middle of a face of between police and a criminal. Rebecca is critically shot while protecting Miranda and ends up unconscious and in the hospital.

The aftermath of the shooting leave Rebecca with amnesia and when she finally awakes in the hospital she is scared at his closeness and Tony is afraid of what would happen to his developing relationship if she ever recovers her memory. with some "Divine intervention" form Rebecca's mentor Tony begins to live as he should, but is also told that her mission has now been completed and once she regains her memory she can leave. Through this he begins focusing on what he has, and not what he lost. He treats Rebecca as any lady wants to be treated, but she still questions how they met, about their relationship, etc. A couple weeks later an unexpected visitor triggers Rebecca's memories to come flooding back and she's PISSED at Tony for using her as she believes he did. He knows that he has to make things right, but can Rebecca forgive him and will there me a possible future for them after this? You HAVE TO read to find it its that good! a STRONG 4 Stars for Divinely Ruined.(less)

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Aug 11, 2012 Alana ~ The Book Pimp rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: to-review, paranormal-romance, owned-books, 2012-reading-challenge

I received this eBook for free from Entagled Publishing in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
Just barely 4♥'s by the skin of it's teeth. I'll give it a proper review, but to do a quickie sum-up-

great if you are looking for an easy, no-thinking-required romance. It's whimsical and fun, and while it does try to delve into headier topics... I found myself not attached enough to the characters for the darker parts to drag me down and feel their pain. It's meant for a fun, frolic of a read (in...more

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Apr 30, 2012 Evie rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is Diane Alberts' best work yet.

I've read most of Diane's books, and I can tell you this one tops them all.

The heroine, Rebecca, has had it tough-- and I mean tough for quite a few years. Non existent family, a shitty job, jerks for boyfriends, and the list goes on. She believes in nothing, how can she not?

Out of nowhere someone comes to her rescue and she becomes an Angel. Except, she's an Angel like no other. Um, stop that thought. She's not THAT kind of Angel nor a Victoria's Secret A...more

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May 06, 2012 Kayleigh {K-Books} rated it 5 of 5 stars

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"It had never bothered him, but now the empty apartment seemed to swallow him whole, too quiet without her warm presence nearby."

When I was offered the chance to review Divinely Ruined for Entangled Publishing I jumped at the chance. After reading Diane's previous romance title, On One Condition I could not wait to read more from her. To hear she had not only another book coming out but a paranormal one at that I could not wait to read it. I was not disappointed at all. I loved this book.

Rebecc...more "It had never bothered him, but now the empty apartment seemed to swallow him whole, too quiet without her warm presence nearby."

When I was offered the chance to review Divinely Ruined for Entangled Publishing I jumped at the chance. After reading Diane's previous romance title, On One Condition I could not wait to read more from her. To hear she had not only another book coming out but a paranormal one at that I could not wait to read it. I was not disappointed at all. I loved this book.

Rebecca has always had a terrible life, orphaned and never known real love she jumps at the chance to become an Angel and make a difference to other people's lives. But when her first charge is a broken man struggling to provide for his daughter Rebecca sees the good side to human life and it tempted by this man and the thought of a happy family. Is being an angel really what Rebecca wants? Or is it a happy human family that she has been longing for all her life?

I really loved this book. It was to be expected after how much I loved Diane's other books and now I am certain there is nothing she can write that I will not love. Her writing style is amazing and you just get sucked in from the first page. Both books of hers I have read I have read in one sitting because I literally could not put them down they were so good. Her characters are incredible and you really feel for them and want everything to work out so badly.

Rebecca is such an incredible character that everyone will love. She's got such a horrid past but she keeps moving on. The main think I loved was the confusion she had between what she knew was right and what her heart was telling her. I loved how she knew she shouldn't want this human family as she wanted to become an angel but how her feelings told her the complete opposite. Hers and Tony's relationship was just increidble. They fought all the time but I wanted them together so bad I refused to stop reading until it happened.

This is another of Diane's amazing stories and I cannot wait to see what she comes up with next. I am determined to now backtrack and buy and read all of her books because I just love them. I think they are amazing and I love them so much.
If you want an amazing short paranormal romance then this is the book for you. Incredible!

I meant every word. I don't know how it happened, but I fell in love with you, and now I can't picture my life without you." (less)

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May 12, 2012 Anjana rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm really not one for short stories or novellas but the cover and blurb of this one sucked me right in.

Rebbeca's human life wasn't much to begin with - it was miserable at best - so when she was offered an amazing chance to become an angel, she took it. Now Rebecca has her first mission on Earth - to save a man's soul and prevent him from doing something bad - and if she completes it, she will earn her wings.
The only problem is, Rebecca makes a crappy angel already, she didn't think she'd fac...more

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May 29, 2012 Jennifer | Nerdhuffing rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 3, paranormal-romance, romance, 2012

This review is also posted at The Bawdy Book Blog.

Divinely Ruined is a cute story of a broken angel trying to earn her wings by saving a man from committing murder. The idea that an angel needs to pass muster before getting his or her wings was intriguing all of its own accord, but throw an unexpected romance into the mix and I was a little sold on the deal!

I originally disliked all the names except for Rebecca’s. The problem with names is one can have preconceived notions about who fits what ki...more This review is also posted at The Bawdy Book Blog.

Divinely Ruined is a cute story of a broken angel trying to earn her wings by saving a man from committing murder. The idea that an angel needs to pass muster before getting his or her wings was intriguing all of its own accord, but throw an unexpected romance into the mix and I was a little sold on the deal!

I originally disliked all the names except for Rebecca’s. The problem with names is one can have preconceived notions about who fits what kind of name (ie – when I read the name Miranda, I could think of no one else but Miranda from Sex and the City, even though I never really watched the show). This is not a fault or criticism of the author, but merely my observation of how much pop culture can influence us. Anyway, somewhere along the way, their personalities molded into their names and all of a sudden, it just clicked for me.

I think the author danced delicately around the subject of religion, but I think it would have been really great to see her dive right in, when Rebecca and Anthony discussed the topics about losing faith and whether or not they believe. I think Alberts could have taken it much further with the message to not lose your faith, without becoming preachy.

The development of the relationship between Rebecca and Anthony did feel a little rushed, however, given the length of the story, I can understand how it needed to unfold in a certain amount of time. But I think the novella could have benefited from being a full-length novel; I was really interested in the characters and how they developed over time. I wanted to know them so much better and longer than I did.

It did feel a little like I was in a vacuum, because there weren’t that many characters in Divinely Ruined. I think there are only five active named characters and one other named character that is only mentioned in conversation, yet still plays an indirect role in the book. I like when secondary characters influence a story and its direction and there wasn’t really any of that in Divinely Ruined, so that was a little disappointing (but not much!).

The verbal banter was spot on; I enjoyed the repartee and the sexual tension between Anthony and Rebecca. Anthony as a single dad who needed to “get his” came across loud and clear when he first meets her, and somewhere along the way… Anyway, it was clear they wanted each other, but – given Rebecca’s situation – couldn’t technically have each other, and so the sexual tension just continues to build. Throw into the mix that Anthony IS a single dad and you get a lot of “awwww” and a few “oops!” moments as well to giggle and guffaw right through the novel while Rebecca tries to save his soul. I also loved the role-reversal when Tony has to “save” Rebecca.

All in all, Divinely Ruined is a completely heart-warming story of love and second chances.(less)

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Jun 22, 2012 Talk Supe Blogspot rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I love when I discover a new author and totally fall in love with their characters, stories and writing. Diane Alberts is a writer that I will keep on my watch list and as I’ve said before her books will be an automatic buy. Since Divinely Ruined is the first in her Divine Temptation trilogy I am really looking forward to the next two books. Alberts has a lovely way of making realistic characters and ones that are easy to fall in love with. If you’re looking for...more

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Jun 06, 2012 Christi Snow rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This book was truly just an enjoyable read. I loved the story line. Rebecca is trying to earn her wings after a not-so-great life. Her goal, to keep Tony from committing a sin that will condemn his soul which will earn her those wings. But instead she finds herself in danger of never becoming an angel at all.

When she arrives at Tony's, she is very upfront about what she is and why she's there. I loved this part of the story because she can hear all of Tony's thoughts and they...more

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Aug 25, 2012 The BookWhisperer rated it 3 of 5 stars

Divinely Ruined was a very sweet love story about an Angel and Man lacking faith. When the two cross paths fireworks will erupt. With their scarred past, both will attempt to ignore the obvious evidence of attraction. Determined to earn her wings; Rebecca sets herself in Tony and Miranda’s lives as times passes she will finds herself absorbed into Tony’s family effortlessly. As the days pass she dreads a time when she will no longer be needed. An unexpected turn of events leave her with amnesia,...more

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Jun 14, 2012 Vivian rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Divinely Ruined is a cute story in its own right. I love that Tony has an adorable little girl who plays a key role in the story and that Rebecca totes the f-bomb like nobody’s business, despite being an angel-in-training. The story is told from both perspectives so I enjoyed those telepathic moments when Tony would think dirty thoughts and Rebecca would call him on it. She’s snarky, determined, and sexy. Tony is a loving single father who is trying to stabilize his life after his wife walks out...more

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Jul 28, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ok for a short story this is one of the best books I've read I love the characters! All of them Tony & his daughter Miranda both needing through I would have loved to know Miranda's reaction at the end (I'm sure we can figure it out) and Rebecca is great the August made her so defined yet unknown I truly loved this story I could also tell I the begging that Rebecca was Sally's assignment which was awesome I usually hate predictable but not in this! I just think it is a really good read.

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Jun 17, 2012 Melissa Kendall rated it 4 of 5 stars

So even though i gave this book 4 stars i have to admit it took me a little bit to get into it it wasn't until i was about 30% of the way through that i finally got hooked and couldn't put the book down.

I am also impressed that this book took me somewhere i wasn't expecting to go i thought i had it all sussed out but then it totally threw me for a loop. it you want something good and unexpected this is definitely for you.

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May 30, 2012 M. Andrew Patterson rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was such a fun story to read. Really enjoyed the characters. They were so believable and true. Even the plot was really engaging. I had a hard time putting it down. If you are tempted to read this, give in. Read it.

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May 09, 2012 Christia Palizzi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another great story by Diane. Another quick read that was feel good, and had a happy ending. I'm such a fan of Diane's voice, I will continue to purchase her books. Can't wait for the next! <3

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May 04, 2012 Judith rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Cute love story with a heated-but-must-keep-at-arms (and lips!) distance romance. Normally not my type of book, but I really liked it. Swoon worthy. Go read it.

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May 04, 2012 Katie Kearney rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another great book by Diane Alberts. An adorable child and a broken Dad who needs an angel. What more can you ask for? Actually can we have a book about Sally now?

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May 21, 2012 Leslie Anne rated it 5 of 5 stars

holy cow!! another five freaking stars for this awesome book!it totally rocked!another twist for those who love angel stories! surely you will have a good laugh with Rebecca & Tony's wicked bickering.well, I didn't know an angel can be that adorable even though she's cursing and swearing! definitely have a good time reading Divinely Ruined! there's never a dull moment.so love,love it!! <3<3<3

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Jun 08, 2012 Debbie (Cimmaron of Talk Supe) rated it 4 of 5 stars

4/5 Stars Another great read from @DianeAlberts

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Jul 14, 2012 Misa Buckley rated it 4 of 5 stars

This short, sweet romance is an absolute must-read. Rebecca is an angel-in-training and boy does she need lessons! Alberts' prose is sharp and witty, and she draws you in by creating characters that it's easy to sympathise with. She also manages to put in enough twists to avoid this becoming an overly obvious category romance.

A great read - though I wished it were longer! - and I'm looking forward to more of the series.

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May 16, 2012 Deb Moran rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is Alberts' best story to date. Can't wait for the next one!

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Diane Alberts has always been a dreamer with a vivid imagination, but it wasn't until 2011 that she put her pen where her brain was, and became a published author. Since receiving her first contract offer, she has yet to stop writing. Though she lives in the mountains, she really wishes she was surrounded by a hot, sunny beach with crystal clear water. She lives in Northeast Pennsylvania with her...more

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