by Jude Deveraux
This miserable book started out with 32 pages of exposition, setting up a ludicrous situation with two dimensional characters, served with steaming piles of cliché. It only got worse in the second chapter. I gave this my minimum 50 pages and DNF'd on page 56 upon reading this from the main love inte...
First Impressions by Jude DeverauxEden Palmer was sent away when as a teen she became pregnant from a rape on her way home. She ended up filing papers for a woman in the Carolinas. When her son was released from jail, a sex pedofile, she had to leave and journeyed to NY where she got a job in the pu...
To me the most memorable thing about this book was Eden's knowledge of gardening. I kept thinking "Mum will like this" and that's about it. Not a bad book, but just not for me.
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