by Pamela Morsi
This is a prime example of the effect of a cover on readers - I requested the audio version of this book through Audiobook Boom, having seen the cover showing a bicycle leaned up against a rustic wooden fence. After listening to the book I registered it on BookLikes, only to discover a pink cover wi...
Rating: 3.5 out of 5.A nice story. The hero pursues the woman just because he wants to sow his wild oats before he gets respectably married. Who better than the divorcee deemed scandalous woman of the town. He ends up falling in love with her. This story might be more grittier and realistic than oth...
3.6ish stars. Virgin hero and fallen woman heroine...or is she? Let's just say that appearances may be deceiving.
I've read this before and it's not really worth a re-read for me. Not bad, but not a favorite either.Will look for other books by this author.
My review contains spoilers and they're mostly my thoughts as I went with the book...Wild Oats was a sweet little story which started out with a scandalous proposal from a virgin to the most scandalous woman of the small-town of Dead Dog. What followed should’ve been fun, at least I was hoping for i...
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