Francesca S. - , reviewed Neptune's Daughter (Harlequin Romance, No 2940) on + 134 more book reviews
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"...you might see a stranger across a crowded room..."
When Laurian saw the tall handsome man browsing in the bookshop, the lyrics of the romatic old song came instantly to mind. For this was what it was like: the sudden burst of attraction, the odd sense of recognition.
So when the man followed her out of the store and down the street, Laurian was certain he felt the same way. She wasn't in the habit of talking to strangers, but this was different. So she did.
And found out his name. Oliver Thornham. A name from her past, and one she had every reason to hate.
When Laurian saw the tall handsome man browsing in the bookshop, the lyrics of the romatic old song came instantly to mind. For this was what it was like: the sudden burst of attraction, the odd sense of recognition.
So when the man followed her out of the store and down the street, Laurian was certain he felt the same way. She wasn't in the habit of talking to strangers, but this was different. So she did.
And found out his name. Oliver Thornham. A name from her past, and one she had every reason to hate.
Dana L. (englishrose7) reviewed Neptune's Daughter (Harlequin Romance, No 2940) on + 115 more book reviews
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"...you might see a stranger across a crowded room..."
When Laurian saw the tall handsome man browsing in the bookshop, the lyrics of the romantic old song came instantly to mind. For this was what it was like: the sudden burst of attraction, the odd sense of recognition. So when the man followed her out of the store and down the street, Laurian was certain he felt the same way. She wasn't in the habit of talking to strangers, but this was different. So she did. And found out his name. Oliver Thornham. A name from her past, and one she had every reason to hate.
"...you might see a stranger across a crowded room..."
When Laurian saw the tall handsome man browsing in the bookshop, the lyrics of the romantic old song came instantly to mind. For this was what it was like: the sudden burst of attraction, the odd sense of recognition. So when the man followed her out of the store and down the street, Laurian was certain he felt the same way. She wasn't in the habit of talking to strangers, but this was different. So she did. And found out his name. Oliver Thornham. A name from her past, and one she had every reason to hate.
