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Men of Smithfield: Adam and Holden - Community Reviews back

by L.B. Gregg
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Kari@ From the TBR Pile
Kari@ From the TBR Pile rated it 12 years ago
This was a pretty quick read. I found it fairly enjoyable. There were definitely amusing parts, especially when the small town gossip aspect came into play. I also enjoyed the mystery. I'm not sure I bought the romance. The attraction was there, but I wasn't satisfied with the HEA in the end. De...
Love To Read For Fun
Love To Read For Fun rated it 12 years ago
I like this series but this book did not work for me. The way Holden spoke and his quirkiness (not the agoraphobia) bothered me. And I just couldn't get into the overall plot. Maybe I'll try at a later date. Maybe.
Jess
Jess rated it 13 years ago
Maybe I shouldn't have read the series so closely together. I found myself noticing certain actions, characteristics that struck me as oddly familiar. I'd pause to figure it out, and realize it reminded me of something from the previous book.
Mammarella
Mammarella rated it 13 years ago
That was absolutely amazing! :) Definitely a favourite.
Mammarella
Mammarella rated it 13 years ago
That was absolutely amazing! :) Definitely a favourite.
Mammarella
Mammarella rated it 13 years ago
That was absolutely amazing! :) Definitely a favourite.
Mammarella
Mammarella rated it 13 years ago
That was absolutely amazing! :) Definitely a favourite.
Charmingly Euphemistic
Charmingly Euphemistic rated it 14 years ago
I really enjoyed this book. L.B Gregg is always really funny, but this one had a little more depth in the characterization. Both the agoraphobia and the autism spectrum (?) issues intrigued me. Note: this story has been renamed Adam and Holden. All of the stories in this series were renamed and l...
Angel Martinez - Writer, Reader, Woman about town
Holden Worthington - Holden -born with a silver spoon, all the advantages in the world, white bread, Connecticut WASP - Worthington - I really didn't want to like him. But wait...the man has agoraphobia so intense, he passes out in a panic attack two steps outside. And...wait...he likes Tom Waits......
Stumbling Over Chaos
Stumbling Over Chaos rated it 15 years ago
Very good m/m romance about a disgraced and now agoraphobic writer whose sanctuary is breached by a gardener, a corpse, his ex, and more! I was late to work yesterday morning because I had to finish reading it. :) LB does such a nice job balancing the tender with the madcap, while managing to infuse...
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