Five years ago, Sapphie Benedict lost her virginity to hunky Hollywood screenwriter Rik Prince. Convinced that Rik was really in love with her sister, Sapphie knew she could never see him again -- or tell him of the consequence of their brief affair!
But Sapphie unexpectedly meets Rik again in Paris, and realises that she has never stopped loving him. Their lives are complicated enough, how can she declare her feelings, let alone tell Rik that he's the father of their beautiful young son?
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It was a pretty typical, she had my baby but didn't tell me until years later novel, when I confronted her type thing. I actually thought it was fairly decent, after being done about a million times. I've read far worse.
Sapphie Benedict and Rik Prince had one night after the wedding where her ex fiance married her half sister (Rik's "true" love). She doesn't tell him about the pregnancy and it is now 5 years later. l
What is it about Sapphie that ties Rik Prince up in knots? Sure she's gorgeous, but she chaffs at his ego and she's been blunt in her insistence that she wants nothing to do with him. Sapphie's protecting her young son from heartache. Five years before, Rik hadn't cared about consequences of their night of passion, and now that he's made an appearance again in her life, Sapphie is determined to keep him away. While the conflict in this one is rather weak, these two strong characters make this a delightful read.
A good ending to the Trilogy. Synopsis: Five years ago, Sapphie Benedict lost her virginity to hunky Hollywood screenwriter Rik Prince. Convinced that Rik was really in love with her sister, Sapphie knew she could never see him again -- or tell him of the consequence of their brief affair!
But Sapphie unexpectedly meets Rik again in Paris, and realises that she has never stopped loving him. Their lives are complicated enough, how can she declare her feelings, let alone tell Rik that he's the father of their beautiful young son?
How can she tell him that she's the mother of his child?
Five years ago, Sapphie Benedict lost her virginity to hunky Hollywood screenwriter Rik Prince. Convinced that Rik was really in love with her sister, Sapphie knew she could never see him again or tell him of the consequence of their brief affair!
Sapphie unexpectedly meets Rik again in Paris, and realises that she has never stopped loving him. But their lives are more complicated than ever, and there is no way she can declare her feelings…let alone tell Rik that he's the father of their beautiful young son…!
Depois de ter lido os 3 livros chego à mesma história: 2 pessoas que se conhecem, ficam atraídos um pelo outro, tentam esconder os sentimos e no final descobrem que ambos sentem o mesmo e casam-se, vivendo felizes para sempre. Não esperava que todos fossem assim, sendo assim este tem 2*, não por ser o pior, mas por ser mais do mesmo. Talvez por ter lido os 3 seguidos tenha tido este desgosto, mas talvez se fosse doutra forma iria achar o mesmo.