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Forgotten Son: Count on a Cop (Harlequin Superromance No. 1250)

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Another great story by Linda Warren. I am enthralled by the McCain saga. This was a book that kept me up most of the night i couldn't seem to put it down. It shows that although no family is perfect we learn to live with and love the ones we are handed. Caroline and Eli make a stunning combination.And it was great to see how jake and elise with little ben was doing .

Romance novels are, at their base and beyond, a genre of fiction for escapism. You don't read a romance novel to read about the day-to-day of your average Jane and John. You don't read romance novels because they'll make you a better person or open your eyes to cruel injustice. You read romance novels because you have a few days and want a nice little break from the world.

If you have any knowledge of English grammar at all, you won't get that break. The editing of this book is absolutely appalling. Verb tenses change back and forth like you'd expect to see in a rushed first draft. There are spelling errors and incorrect paragraph breaks, and it's absolutely maddening to read. Any and all reasons for loving or hating romance novels aside, the sheer lack of effort that was made to make this book readable disqualifies it from my personal list of "read agains".