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bookshelves: chick-lit, childhood-connection, favorites, older-woman-younger-man
This is such a cute story. Leo, 25, is absolutely wonderful and patient and younger. He's liked the heroine, Carla since he was 7. Its just so perfect. Carla, 35, is less likable since she seemed too cowardly to make their relationship work. Supposedly she had good reason in thinking that they were too different, but if I was in her place, I wouldn't be thinking that way at all.
I wish there was more family interactions and acceptance, but the father walking in on them during their passionate kiss was pretty funny too.
I was expecting more sex, since the author was Elisa Adams, but it was quite tame. Actually really tame. Nothing kinky and there was only 2 scenes I think and they were both very romantic and kinda sensual. The story was really nice, that it didn't really matter anyway. They generated really good tension.
Overall, a great read, especially if you are into this kind of romance. Even so, Leo is absolutely perfect. When he gets angry, its so understandable because Carla just says the dumbest things. ]]>
by Celeste Anwar
new_user wrote: "That does sound hawt. :D"
Yea, and its really short - like 50 pgs. ]]>
bookshelves: erotic-fiction, erotic-mmf-mfm
Real short sexy voyeur story. Since its so short, there is little development, but still enjoyable especially when a third member enters the act.
The heroine, Miranda watches her neighbor getting it on from her window and Bryce, the man in question lets her. Until one day, he confronts her because supposedly, he was putting on a show for her. Later, the exhibition progresses to having Bryce's friend, Colin, sit in on them. ]]>
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bookshelves: historicalromance
I don't like 'love at first sight' books in general, but I really liked this one. There are parts that made it more tedious, such as Robert realizing that Victoria was always true to him and she rejects his apology, but it was necessary. Robert can be a pig-head and needed the wake up call. It gave their love more meaning, if that makes any sense. My heart went out to Victoria everytime Robert hurt her or misunderstood her, which in an odd way, I enjoyed.
Not as good as the 2nd book (which I read first), but a good turn on a 'love at first sight' theme ]]>
Nisha Kumar
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