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The Passionate Winter
Love has nothing to do with age limits.
Leigh knew that Piers Sinclair was old enough to be her father. In fact, he was her boyfriend Gavin's father. But that didn't stop her from falling in love with him.
No woman could resist his powerful attraction. Piers was sophisticated, experienced, and dangerously exciting. His very presence unsettled Leigh.
She knew she should try...more
Leigh knew that Piers Sinclair was old enough to be her father. In fact, he was her boyfriend Gavin's father. But that didn't stop her from falling in love with him.
No woman could resist his powerful attraction. Piers was sophisticated, experienced, and dangerously exciting. His very presence unsettled Leigh.
She knew she should try...more
Paperback, Harlequin Presents, #294, 190 pages
Published
June 1979
by Harlequin Presents
(first published 1978)
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This book is full of WTF situations yet readable.. The hero, Piers, is the father of the heroine, Leigh''s boyfriend. She continues going out with the son as a "special friend" despite hot pashing sessions with the dad who is freaked out by the age gap. Her parents are relaxed about him. Yet she continues to politely refer to him as 'Mr Sinclair' even 20 pages from the ending. He keeps refering to her as an adolescent, kid, young lady etc. The age gap was irksome but I kept reminding myself of p...more
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Ok. Well, this book really didn't do it for me. It may be because of the time period and the nature of the genre "back then," but I was alternately enraged, disgusted, and shocked at the behavior of practically everyone in this book. My favorite...the hero complaining that the heroine is acting like a child in a situation that I, at 39, had a hard time swallowing and deciphering how she was "supposed" to act. Oh, did I mention the hero is 37 and the heroine 18?? What the heck did he expect from...more
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Carole Mortimer was born in a village in England that she claims was so small that "if you blinked as you drove through it you could miss seeing itcompletely!" She adds that her parents still live in the house where she first came into the world, and her two brothers live very close by.
Carole's early ambition to become a nurse came to an abrupt end after onlyone year of training due to a weakness...more
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