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This review is from: The Forever Night (Silhouette Special Edition No. 816) (Paperback)
Straight as an arrow sheriff Andy Johnson let go of all his protective control one lonely night and fell into bed with his exact opposite, Ginny Bradford. Ginny is wild, unorganized, and a total spitfire. Both were feeling lonely and needed some comfort, and so they took it from each other. Afterwards, feeling guilty for what he had done, Andy does his best to stay clear of Ginny. He has his life mapped out and he does not want to let this hellcat interfere in his plans. But, all that changes when Ginny turns up pregnant. As the local school teacher in a small town, Andy knew Ginny would have a hard time. Andy tried to offer marriage for both of their sakes, but they hate each other. Neither of them wants to be tied to the other because of one night. It is only after speaking with their family, friends, and the doctor that Ginny and Andy decide that they should get married, if not for their sakes, than at least for the sake of their unborn baby. If they don't kill each other, they may find out that they have a lot in common. I like Ginny's quick wit which balances out Andy's serious side. It was only towards the end that I wanted to strangle Ginny. I felt that she was extremely hard on Andy and highly critical. I know that her hormones were high after just having the baby, but she was still acting completely selfish. Andy could not have been a more kind or considerate husband. And through a lot of the book she complained that Andy never said that he loved her. Well, actually he did, once, granted he thought that she was asleep. Ginny, on the other hand, wanted him to say it out loud to her, but why should he, she never did. I liked the storyline a lot, my only problem was personal, and it was centered around Ginny's attitude. I hated that Andy constantly bent to her wishes and was always apologizing. I just felt that Ginny's insecurities went a bit too far.
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