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Beware Falling Rocks
(Suncoast Society #37)
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(Suncoast Society series book 37, MF, BDSM)
The last thing he wanted to do was walk away.
Paul was forced to make a heartbreaking decision to end things with Lynn. It took nearly two years to painfully hammer home that, despite his beliefs, he chose wrongly and all his friends had been right. Including Lynn. Now he’s back and ready to fight for the love he gave up—if Lynn wi ...more
The last thing he wanted to do was walk away.
Paul was forced to make a heartbreaking decision to end things with Lynn. It took nearly two years to painfully hammer home that, despite his beliefs, he chose wrongly and all his friends had been right. Including Lynn. Now he’s back and ready to fight for the love he gave up—if Lynn wi ...more
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This story loosely follows the previous book, Beware of Falling Ice. It can be read as a standalone but it is better read after the previous. It is not necessary to read the entire series to understand what is going on in this book.
This one is a bit of a tear jerker. For readers who fell in love with Cardinal Rule by Ms. Dalton, this one generates a similar feel, just not as intense. Ms. Dalton show the negative side of an open marriage. Or specifically when a married couple is not open and ...more
Excellent Read
Due to personal experience, I had a lot of sympathy for Lynn. I gave this four stars because Paul just seemed to lack the dominant edge Dalton is so good at writing. I also saw way too many similarities between this and Cardinal's Rules, but that was forgiven when Tilly showed up in this book. I love that woman, she is my hero!! Good read overall. A good addition to my Suncoast selection. ...more
Due to personal experience, I had a lot of sympathy for Lynn. I gave this four stars because Paul just seemed to lack the dominant edge Dalton is so good at writing. I also saw way too many similarities between this and Cardinal's Rules, but that was forgiven when Tilly showed up in this book. I love that woman, she is my hero!! Good read overall. A good addition to my Suncoast selection. ...more
If it was an option I'd have given this book 3 1/2 stars. It was a little bit above average, but not enough to round up to 4 stars. This book should have been heart-wrenching, but unfortunately it just wasn't. The story wasn't bad by any means and if it had been written by any other author I probably would have been willing to cut it some slack, but when put up against books like The Reluctant Dom and Cardinal's Rule it just doesn't measure up. And while I get that every book can't be the master
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I laughed and I cried , was angry and sad, sympathetic and apathetic. I never realized that one book could produce the spectrum of feelings that I felt when reading it . The things I loved about the book were the cat Vinnie who reminded me so much of my own cat and, of course, I love anything Tilly. But most of all I loved the interactions and the honesty of feelings and actions that Tymber portrayed in this book . We all probably know an unbalanced person , but what we don't all know is how to
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OMG! Grab some tissues cause this book has some heart wrenching moments. We get into some deep feelings with Lynn and Paul. Books like these make me happy I read. I'm sure Paul and Lynn's HEA will go through many more bumps and bruises (no puns intended) but they have made it this far.
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This was another excellent book in the Suncoast Society series. Lynn and Paul have been forced to end their relationship two years ago and neither of them is better for it. This book is about how they find their way back to each other.
My favorite part of this book was the scene where Tornado Tilly finally got to get some revenge. She managed to elude her men long enough to get a good hit in. This one felt with the carnage that come with not dealing with mental health issues. His ex chose not to work to get health and made 3 people miserable.
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It wasn't the best but it wasn't the worst either.
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I just couldn't put this one down! The day this series ends is the day I will be a sad panda.
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This has to be one of my favorites. To see Paul and Lynn get their HEA after everything they went through was amazing to me. I can say from experience that she hit the nail on the,head when she explained the emotions dealing with Sarah. I laughed, cried , and cheered though this book. It shows the amazing author Tymber is that we are on book 37 in this series and she is still going strong. I have to rate this one up there in the top 5 for me.
Tymber Dalton has done it again! In this, book #37 of the Suncoast Society series and book #2 of the South Dakota trilogy contained with that series, she has once again set and exceeded her bar of excellence. I love that her books are filled with human characters who are always real people with real problems and challenges to overcome. And the fact that her books contain at least a dash...and often quite a bit more than just a dash...of BDSM in the plot is just a plus. The realism of her charact
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Whew! Book number 37, and still going strong! Frankly, I’d be quite content if this series never ended, and here’s why…The folks at Suncoast feel like my extended family in a way. From Mac, Sully, and Clarisse, to the Kleenex© riddled moments of Kaden, Leah and Seth. Tony meets his Shayla, and Kel gets dark and twisty with his goddess Mallory. And so on, and on. So many wonderful pairings in so many variations. Two Doms and a sub, two switches, a Dom and two subs, Master and Slave. However you m
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This story starts out so bittersweet. Lynn has been suffering so much pain from loosing Paul. And sadly Paul has been suffering as well. There seems to be no good way for things to work out. Neither one wanted to part but Paul thought he was doing the right thing and be honorable. But suddenly everything has changed and doors can be reopened.
Paul really has so much to make up for and so much to get over himself. Lynn loves still and loves large but she is also willing to stand up for herself to ...more
Paul really has so much to make up for and so much to get over himself. Lynn loves still and loves large but she is also willing to stand up for herself to ...more
I often experience strong emotions when I read the Suncoast Society books. But this was the first one that I had such a visceral reaction to based on recent personal experience. Brava, Tymber, for writing such a realistic view of what it is like for a power exchange relationship to end because of forces outside of the relationship rather than because of inherent issues within the relationship. I have a very strong idea that I will be re-reading this one multiple times as I come to terms with my
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Love It
Lynn really has a shattered heart and Paul is the one who shattered it - can they work out their problems and bring the love that they have for one another out in the open again.
Lynn really has a shattered heart and Paul is the one who shattered it - can they work out their problems and bring the love that they have for one another out in the open again.
Another great !!
Another great addition to the Suncoast series. I experienced the highs and lows of the story and was brought to tears. Knowing what Lynn had gone through was gut wrenching! I loved some of the characters from previous books.
Another great addition to the Suncoast series. I experienced the highs and lows of the story and was brought to tears. Knowing what Lynn had gone through was gut wrenching! I loved some of the characters from previous books.
This is another installment of the Suncoast Society and is entertaining. I read this, Beware Falling Ice, and Dangerous Curves Ahead over a weekend. They are all inter-related stories and I enjoyed them all. Tymber Dalton is a one click author for me.
Kleenex handy on this one folks! Lynn and Paul are a terrific couple. Rollercoaster of a ride for these too but the ending is perfect. Tymber always gets me with the wedding vows!
Powerful and emotional. I felt for Paul and Lynn both. Really got into the story and really liked it.
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Lesli Richardson is the writer behind the curtain of her better-known pen name, Tymber Dalton (her "wild child" side). She lives in the Tampa Bay region of Florida with her husband, writer Jon Dalton, (aka "The World's Best Husband™") and too many pets. When she's not playing D&D with her friends or shooting skeet, she's a part-time Viking shield-maiden in training, among other pursuits. The USA T
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