Found: Her Long-Lost Husband

Secrets We Keep #3

by Jackie Braun

Married for a day—

Claire Mayfield met Ethan Seaver when she was young and naive. Their whirlwind romance ended in a Las Vegas wedding. It was supposed to be the first day of the rest of their lives together.—

In love for a lifetime—

But secrets and lies tore them apart all too soon, and years later their marriage is a distant memory. Or at least it should be. But Claire has never forgotten Ethan's passion for life, or the way he made her feel. She sets out to find her long-lost husband, and just maybe change their lives forever.

Genres: Romance, Contemporary Romance

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 2007

About the author

Jackie writes sweet, low-heat contemporary romances. She is a three-time RITA Award finalist and four-time National Readers' Choice Award finalist. RT Magazine named her Series Storyteller of the Year in 2005. She has written 35 traditionally published books, most of which are still in print somewhere in the world. Since surviving two-bone marrow transplants for blood cancer, she has turned her attention to self-publishing. She loves to hear from readers. Email her at authorjackiebraun@gmail.com and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Reviews

[Desi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Leído el 19/10/2012

Una razón para vivir

Protagonistas: Ethan Seaver y Claire Mayfield
Argumento:

Sólo habían estado casados un día… pero llevaban toda la vida amándose
Claire Mayfield había conocido a Ethan Seaver siendo joven e ingenua. Su apasionado romance había acabado en Las Vegas en una apresurada boda que se suponía sería el comienzo de una vida juntos.
Pero los secretos y las mentiras no tardaron en separarlos y años después su matrimonio era sólo un lejano recuerdo. Al menos, eso era lo que debía ser, pero Claire nunca había olvidado a Ethan. Por eso decidió ir en busca de su marido y quizá cambiar sus vidas para siempre…

[Debra · Rating 3 out of 5]

Found: Her Long-Lost Husband

In the this part of three women, whom had met while doing a bicycle for charity, is about the H after the run goes looking for her ex husband. She needed to tell him she was sorry. But as the past unfolds secrets become enlightened. She finds out just how much her father's interface in her marriage was. Will she and her ex husband be able to over come the bitterness of betryal?

[Susan, aka Pooh Bear · Rating 4 out of 5]

#33982

[Megan]

Sweet with likeable characters, but not memorable and not much depth to it. The big conflict is whether or not he will forgive her for having used him when she married him, years ago. (She did. She admits it. She asks for forgiveness straight out.) There's no personality clashes or other believable challenges, just a "Is he mature enough to forgive?" aspect. All the growing-up and changing has occurred offstage, in the past. Unfortunately, the chemistry and friendship between the two had also occurred offstage, so we don't get to see that develop. Plus, the "oh no, a journalist has the journal in which we confessed all our deep dark secrets!" plot was very middle-school-ish.

[Ami · Rating 1 out of 5]

seriously, i should have learned better NOT to buy harlequin books anymore. the stories are some times silly and i prefer to read full-length romance novels nowadays. but i was having hard time to keep up my reading mood, i need something that i can finish quick, even if it is NOT the best choice.

the story is flat, the chemistry between the male and female is flat, the ending is FLAT. the whole book is FLAT. urgh! at least i still have that reading mood ...

[Joy · Rating 3 out of 5]

After a life-changing bike trip in the Himalayas, an heiress decides to make peace/restitution with her ex-husband, but ends up rekindling their relationship instead. It was OK.