by Diana Palmer, Phil Gigante
There was just so much weirdness in this one. One secondary character talks about how her mom cared more about her career than her family, adding "It was almost a relief for Dad, and us, when she died." Wow. Later she mentions casually that she's prone to migraines, as if she'd said, "Oh yeah, an el...
A 3.5 stars. It's exactly the kind of story I love, where the girl is sweet and undemanding and innocent and the guy not-so-sweetbut redeeming himself in the end. I loved the fact that Tellie has been in love with him for years. Another great Diana Palmer read
4.5 stars rounded upWell, Palmer was full of the WTFery with this one! I'm still buzzing from the high. This "hero" was one of biggest d*cks I've read about in a spell. Though, I kinda liked the description of him as big, tall, with big ears and big feet. Don't ask me why but I did love my menta...
I've always loved the unrequited, friends to lovers romance trope. Sadly, on this one the hero has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. He was cruel to the heroine from start to finish. He didn't even grovel. Instead of going after the heroine, he elected to fix his damaged house first!!!
Heartbreaker by Diana PalmerA lot of secrets come out throughout this book that make terrible thingshappen as some don't stop to listen and ask about the incidents.Telli and her sisters are brought up by Marge and her husband, who's passedaway. Her brother is also there and his secrets come out also...
J.B. was an extra special jerk. Wow, was he an asshat to Tellie in the beginning. He did get better after he finally admitted he did want to be with her but too little too late. Really, I didn't feel much for either character. I thought Tellie had too little pride when it came to J.B. No connection ...
Heartbreaker is also a tear jerker! Really enjoyed this story.
JB is another meanie from Diana Palmer's stable of heroes. I thought this was a good book otherwise, but JB is definitely near the top of the list for Diana Palmer jerks.I find I spend a lot of time defending why I love this author so much. Why do I love her books so much? Very emotional, angsty a...
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