Lorrie J. (treddie) reviewed A Man Like Daintree (Harlequin Presents, No 78) on + 20 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is one of my favorite M. Way titles. There is an alpha male (as always) who searches for a airplane crash survivor in the Outback.
Of course, he finds her. She has amnesia and sort of imprints on him. His only family is the wicked aunt of the Outback.
I enjoyed it. Only one odd thing (because of the time period in which it was written) is a peripheral story about a single mother.
Of course, he finds her. She has amnesia and sort of imprints on him. His only family is the wicked aunt of the Outback.
I enjoyed it. Only one odd thing (because of the time period in which it was written) is a peripheral story about a single mother.
