Susan M. (susyclemens) reviewed Never a Bride (Wedlocked!) (Harlequin Presents, No 1775) on + 158 more book reviews
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Disappointingly, this story is written totally from the heroine's POV. Also, they've already been married two years, and are in conflict, when the story opens - there's no build-up of sexual tension, and the heroine is under the (false) impression that the hero is having an affair for the whole book.
This would have been much better if only how these two people decided to marry "for convenience" was made a part of the very beginning of the story, and then it continued from there -instead of plopping the reader smack into the middle of their troubled & sexless marriage -which made no sense. Also, the hero's POV was desperately needed.
This would have been much better if only how these two people decided to marry "for convenience" was made a part of the very beginning of the story, and then it continued from there -instead of plopping the reader smack into the middle of their troubled & sexless marriage -which made no sense. Also, the hero's POV was desperately needed.
Danyelle P. reviewed Never a Bride (Wedlocked!) (Harlequin Presents, No 1775) on + 125 more book reviews
Jake Winters was every woman's fantasy and as his P.A., Claire had been groomed to become his perfect partner. She was the ideal assistant, hostess...and wife!
Their wedding had been a mutually beneficial business arrangement; their marriage a paper affair. Claire had never felt like a real bride: she was just a beautiful possession to Jake, who seemed more interested in the seductive Lorella.
Now Claire had made a big mistake: she'd fallen in love with her husband!
Their wedding had been a mutually beneficial business arrangement; their marriage a paper affair. Claire had never felt like a real bride: she was just a beautiful possession to Jake, who seemed more interested in the seductive Lorella.
Now Claire had made a big mistake: she'd fallen in love with her husband!
Becky A. (BeckyA) reviewed Never a Bride (Wedlocked!) (Harlequin Presents, No 1775) on + 23 more book reviews
The perfect match... in name only?
Jake Winters was every woman's fantasy-and, as his P. A. Claire had been groomed to become his perfect partner. She was the ideal assistant, hostess...and wife?
Their wedding had been a mutually benefical business arrangement; their marriage a paper affair. Claire had never felt like a real bride: she was just a beautiful possession to Jake, who seemed more interested in the seductive Lorella.
Now Claire had made a big mistake: she'd fallen in love with her husband!
Jake Winters was every woman's fantasy-and, as his P. A. Claire had been groomed to become his perfect partner. She was the ideal assistant, hostess...and wife?
Their wedding had been a mutually benefical business arrangement; their marriage a paper affair. Claire had never felt like a real bride: she was just a beautiful possession to Jake, who seemed more interested in the seductive Lorella.
Now Claire had made a big mistake: she'd fallen in love with her husband!
