by Lucy Monroe
I thought this was pretty good though I became exasperated with both the heroine and her grandfather and her fuzzy/ditsy mother was never explained. The hero, on the other hand, was another good-guy alpha. He is caring and compassionate from the beginning. The author has a bit of an agenda which sh...
A very touching story dealing with a very delicate subject matter. The fear of admitting she had a problem to Damien was almost as bad as the issue to Lia. Dealing with a sexual dysfunction with a sexual intriguing and desirable man mad it seem worse. The fact that he was willing to help work with h...
Nice change of pace for the hero. He was actually a good guy almost from the start.
Lia suffers from a secret shame that has stolen her womanhood, and made her unable to enjoy sexual intimacy. It destroyed her marriage, because her husband couldn't stand not being able to make love to his wife. All Lia has left is her beloved daughter, whose heart condition, could shorten or end ...
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