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The scene where he gifts her a box of talcum powder?! ?!!
Great review as always👏 Please, for your good state of mind, you should stay away from Anne Mather's old books, their stories can get you piss off 🙉
About the covers and their tittles, I agree 💯% to tell you the truth, I prefer to reread more than 50 times an old good Harlequin, than the new releases 🥺
Stellar review! This is par for the course with Anne Mather...her books always had a " familial" scenario.
As to these new covers..not a fan esp the " cartoon" type ones...the billionaire and the pregnant chick on the covers now is the new hot trope I guess.
Daisy Daisy wrote: "You just said exactly what I was thinking about the book titles these days. I was browsing my "library" this morning and thinking how much better the vintage titles were than todays dross. The amou..."
And it's a pity because some stories are very interesting, but the titles are really silly!
And those covers!
Thank you!
Shivani wrote: "The scene where he gifts her a box of talcum powder?! ?!!"
LOL! I remember!
So vintage!
Jasbell76 wrote: "Great review as always👏 Please, for your good state of mind, you should stay away from Anne Mather's old books, their stories can get you piss off 🙉
About the covers and their tittles, I agree 💯% t..."
Thank you!
AM has some good books, others are really crazy!
Vashti wrote: "Stellar review! This is par for the course with Anne Mather...her books always had a " familial" scenario.
As to these new covers..not a fan esp the " cartoon" type ones...the billionaire and the p..."
Thank you!
AM has also some of the worst parents ever!
I just couldn’t get past the heroine being endlessly rude to Piers for the first half. Then the absolute train wreck of the second half. I can’t see how he fell in love with her when she was endlessly nasty, and refused to get a divorce “for his religion” but was happy to commit adultery despite that religion.
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The scene where he gifts her a box of talcum powder?! ?!!
Great review as always👏 Please, for your good state of mind, you should stay away from Anne Mather's old books, their stories can get you piss off 🙉About the covers and their tittles, I agree 💯% to tell you the truth, I prefer to reread more than 50 times an old good Harlequin, than the new releases 🥺
Stellar review! This is par for the course with Anne Mather...her books always had a " familial" scenario.As to these new covers..not a fan esp the " cartoon" type ones...the billionaire and the pregnant chick on the covers now is the new hot trope I guess.
Daisy Daisy wrote: "You just said exactly what I was thinking about the book titles these days. I was browsing my "library" this morning and thinking how much better the vintage titles were than todays dross. The amou..."And it's a pity because some stories are very interesting, but the titles are really silly!
And those covers!
Thank you!
Shivani wrote: "The scene where he gifts her a box of talcum powder?! ?!!"LOL! I remember!
So vintage!
Jasbell76 wrote: "Great review as always👏 Please, for your good state of mind, you should stay away from Anne Mather's old books, their stories can get you piss off 🙉About the covers and their tittles, I agree 💯% t..."
Thank you!
AM has some good books, others are really crazy!
Vashti wrote: "Stellar review! This is par for the course with Anne Mather...her books always had a " familial" scenario.As to these new covers..not a fan esp the " cartoon" type ones...the billionaire and the p..."
Thank you!
AM has also some of the worst parents ever!
I just couldn’t get past the heroine being endlessly rude to Piers for the first half. Then the absolute train wreck of the second half. I can’t see how he fell in love with her when she was endlessly nasty, and refused to get a divorce “for his religion” but was happy to commit adultery despite that religion.
Great review!