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Island Enchantress
EROTIC SEDUCTRESS Raven-haired Lacey Thurston's heart was heavy as she watched the shimmering white beaches of Honolulu disappear from view. Already she was homesick for the beloved island where she'd been born and raised by her missionary father-and she dreaded the long ocean voyage to her new life in the civilized world. Then a huge wave washed her straight into the strong embrace of Johnny Royle. With his sea-blue eyes and well-muscled frame, her handsome rescuer soon turned the journey into a seductive paradise filled with sea-swept passions and star-kissed delights! SEAFARING SCOUNDREL Johnny couldn't believe his luck when Fate tossed the enticing Pacific beauty into his waiting arms. Never had he beheld such a glorious sight! Her drenched clothing clung to her sensuous curves, her blue eyes danced with excitement, her red lips pouted with delicious promise. Though the footloose sailor had vowed to roam the seven seas forever free, he couldn't resist Lacey's innocent invitation. He'd take his pleasure where he could, and surrender himself body and soul, to the tantalizing temptation of his Island Enchantress
352 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1990
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March 7, 2011
I almost didn't finish this book - it was definitely heading towards 1-star territory. The first half drags on and on with long overly-detailed scenes that don't further the plot at all. They slap you across the face with foreshadowing (for events that don't happen for another 100 pages) done in a completely un-subtle way that just spoils itself. The whole thing could have been condensed to a quarter of the length. Then around page 250 - boom, it's like the book was handed over to a different author. The plot picks up, it jumps back and forth through time, new characters are introduced, and it becomes hard to put down. If only the first 250 pages were as interesting as the last 100!
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