by Susan Mallery, Thérèse Plummer
Boring. I've definitely heard this before.
Wonderful heart tugging story that moved at a good pace and touched on a few emotional issues. I was tearing up so much near the end that it was hard to see the pages. Single mom Kerri tries to get billionaire Nathan to fund her dying son's research cure.
Garth Duncan is the bastard son of Jed Titan. After Jed refused to help his mother and she suffered brain-damage from a tumor, Garth had vowed revenge against the Titans. He thought he could hurt Jed thru his sisters, but no such luck. Instead of rejecting him, his sisters worked to bring him in to ...
Got 65% into the book but couldn't take the heroine one minute longer. I didn't like her, I could not see why Nathan was one bit attracted to her, and I didn't understand how she could treat billionaire Nathan with such contempt. BUT this became a solid wall banger when she keeps acting on her stupi...
I had issues w/ this book for several reasons mainly with the heroine Kerri. It really bugged me how this character was written and the complete hypocritical narrow-minded focus she had. To me this wasn't a romance book in the least so if you are expecting to get lovey dovey sweet moments this isn't...
I listened to this. While I didn't love the narrator (some words seemed so clipped), the story was good. I love an HEA and this didn't disappoint. Kerrie was hilarious... I loved her spunk. And Nathan kind of grew on me. A really sweet tale of accidental love. It was fairly predictable (it is a roma...
Very emotional read but there was something missing from the book. It was also very predictable and there was nothing to shock or wow me.
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