I can't rate this very highly because it felt rather tame and didn't really touch my emotions. I read this on a Harlequin Presents Weekend Binge, and while I enjoy those, just picking books randomly from my Pile o' Harlequin Presents, sometimes you get this feeling of incongruity when you read a boo...
Intangible Dream is the kind of Harlequin Presents that old-school fans will enjoy. Despite the lack of descriptive love scenes, there is plenty of passion in this novel. And enough true love to make a diehard romantic sigh when they finish the last sentence.It has a strong, fascinating hero who's p...
This book turns out to be deliriously romantic by the end. I definitely didn't expect that, although some of my trusted HP Buddies have raved about it, so I should have thought there would be some winning element here. It's ground that has been covered before: the boss and his secretary. In this cas...
I liked the vibe of the hero being the boy who picks on the girl because he likes her. I remember my mom always said that was why certain boys at school picked on me. I never believed her. Looking back, I think she was right about some of those. Nothing annoys a boy more than a girl he likes igno...
Rating 3.25 starsHeroine fell for the much older hero, felt betrayed when at the age of 18, he didn't take what she offered. When he comes back four years later she treats him as the enemy. When its obvious he adores her though he does keep fighting with her. She of course assumes the worst of him a...
Rating 3.25 starsThe hero was so obnoxious, rude and demanding. He was an autocrat and I didn't see how the heroine could fall for him when he always bossed her around. She loses everything and he comes to get her on behalf of her unknown aunt. Of course he is rich and famous and falls for her insta...
I really enjoyed this book. It was obvious from the start that the hero was bat-shit crazy for the heroine only she couldn't see it, having been sheltered by her father. After his death she loses everything and the hero comes to the rescue and wants to marry her. She doesn't want to marry him. She b...
I admit the last ten pages is what bumped this up to a four star book. I didn't like how everyone seemed to patronize Georgina. I hate when people patronize you. I think that's the problem you run into when you grow up with people. They are used to seeing you a certain way, and their vantage poin...
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