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63rd out of 90 books
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77 voters
Make Me Yours (Harlequin Blaze, #479)
by
Betina Krahn
Mariah Eller was only trying to save her inn from being trashed. So how did the widow manage to attract the unwanted--and erotic--attention of the Prince of Wales? Not that being desired by royalty is necessarily bad... Only, Mariah much prefers the prince's best friend....Jack St. Lawrence is very tempting, and very loyal. And he knows that the prince gets involved only w...more
Mass Market Paperback, 218 pages
Published
July 1st 2009
by Harlequin
(first published June 27th 2009)
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Hmmm...This was a nice respite from the otherwise generic HR template with a feisty, head-strong, determined heroine and a little meeker hero, providing quite a breather.
But such characterization is also the biggest problem in this book, at least for me. The heroine was a bit too feisty, IMO, almost flirting with brazenness and a tad of slutty-ness, while the hero's (somewhat) lovable trait of shyness was a bit overdone for me.
I guess I'm not used to such characters in historical romances. They...more
But such characterization is also the biggest problem in this book, at least for me. The heroine was a bit too feisty, IMO, almost flirting with brazenness and a tad of slutty-ness, while the hero's (somewhat) lovable trait of shyness was a bit overdone for me.
I guess I'm not used to such characters in historical romances. They...more
I think my reaction to this book has to do with my being saturated in romance novels for a good year and a half, and finally getting kind of tired of them. But this shouldn't be taken as a reflection of THIS particular novel.
This novel is actually well-written, and the story is interesting and unique.
HOWEVER, after really gorging on romances this last year, I think I finally hit a wall. I'm finally sick of romances. At least temporarily. I've been reading Megan Hart lately, and she has such a re...more
This novel is actually well-written, and the story is interesting and unique.
HOWEVER, after really gorging on romances this last year, I think I finally hit a wall. I'm finally sick of romances. At least temporarily. I've been reading Megan Hart lately, and she has such a re...more
Say it ain't so, Joe. Say it ain't so!
It's so, kid. Betina Krahn has jumped the shark.
This is a Victorian, but THE LAST BACHELOR was 1000 times better. That's the last time BK really put it together and created a lovely masterpiece. And that's, what, 20 years ago?
Say it ain't so, Joe. Say it ain't so!
It's so, kid. Betina Krahn has jumped the shark.
This is a Victorian, but THE LAST BACHELOR was 1000 times better. That's the last time BK really put it together and created a lovely masterpiece. And that's, what, 20 years ago?
Say it ain't so, Joe. Say it ain't so!
The long review on the Dear Author website basically says it all for me too. You can find it at:
http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2009/...
I'm no fan of Harlequin, but this was a good read and Betina Krahn was in great form with her wit and insight.
http://dearauthor.com/wordpress/2009/...
I'm no fan of Harlequin, but this was a good read and Betina Krahn was in great form with her wit and insight.
this was suprisingly good, it had a good story and alot of twists. i found the princes behaviour at the end to be unlikely but it made for a good ending. The heroine was a refreshing change form the usualy prototype and even the hero was atypical.
Quick and dirty historical from Harlequin Blaze. I liked the heroine, actually, but I'm getting burnt out on regency in general. Not that I could put this one down. I'd definitely read another Betina Krahn.
Very Very Good.
Fun quick read.
I just couldn't get into it.
I really love how Krahn stays true to the times she writes about. The storyline here was unique and though a bit uncomfortable at times, I was impressed overall. The heroine was refreshing. Though she was backed into a corner she really did her best to make the situation work for her.
The hero seemed like a stick in the mud, but watching his passion come unleashed was worth the wait.
The hero seemed like a stick in the mud, but watching his passion come unleashed was worth the wait.
read quite a few great reviews on this and decided to give it a try. glad i did. wonderful. refreshing storyline.
Jun 15, 2009
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Betina Krahn gave me this book herself when she came to introduce herself to me at Borders. She came looking specifically for me. Boy was I shocked!
Eh, I just was't feeling it. I didn't feel the chemistry between the two MC's, and to be honest I wasn't a fan of the premise either.
It was nice to read a historical that was not Regency, but Edwardian.
Fine, but nothing special.
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Krahn, born Betina Maynard, is the second daughter of Dors Maynard and Regina Triplett. Krahn learned to read at the age of four, and began making up her own stories when she was only six. In fifth grade she won a silver "Noble Order of Bookworms" pin for her achievements in reading, and the following year she began writing down her stories.
Krane was graduated from high school in Newark, Ohio and...more
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