Customer Reviews

Lady Love (Silhouette Desire, NO. 175)

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

A hilarious novel which had me in stitches. Merilyn has to hold down a job for a month to keep her loving but overprotective father from pushing prospective husbands at her. Merilyn takes geat delight in confusing and disconcerting the uptight but very attractive boss' son. Some very funny dialogue, especially the talking cloak room.

If you like an intelligent heroine who gives as good as she gets, then you will like this book. If you like sparks to fly, both in bed and in discussions, you'll find this as well. The only flaw is that the ending lacked pizazz. In my opinion, this is a keeper. But then again, I didn't like Friends and Lovers. You be the judge!

This books takes one of Palmer's spunkiest heroines and pairs her with a rather bland hero, so the results are not up to DP's typical 5-star rating from me. Cameron is not a bad guy, just not conflicted enough in his feelings for Merlyn (love that name, by the way!) to create much emotional or sexual tension. An unhappy ending is never even a remote possiblity for these two, so the reader has to wade through a lot of filler before they finally get around to admitting they've been crazy about each other from the start. Merlyn is a delight, however, and anyone who is a fan of Jane Eyre will love how she slips into character in her frequent teasing of Cam. I could have read a longer book with her as the main character, but with him as her partner I was not disappointed to have the story end when it did.

Diana Plamer have writen many wonderful books but this one wasn't as memorable as many of her other books.The characters didn't seem to have had enough depth nor did they evolve much with the plot. But all in all in was a good read to pass the time.

Diana Palmer have writen many wonderful book but this one unfortunately isn't as memorable as many of her others. The characters had no depth and they didn't seem to evole with the plot. But that's okay it was a good read to pass the time.

For some reason, this book just didn't click with me like so many others of ms. palmer's have. While the characters are all good alone, together they just made a mish-mash of ideas. Don't buy unless you're a die-hard fan like me!

This is a story about merlyn steele finding a modern day Rochester in Cameron Thorpe.Merlyn wants to prove to her to her father that she could survive without his millions and his matchmaking schemes.She also wanted to prove to herself that it didn't matter to her that men only wanted her for her money and not her heart.When she met Cameron Thorpe,it didn't help that he was the most arrogant me she'd ever met!She couln't help baiting him and hating him.So,he decided to join her little game and planned to beat her at it.Game on!Lady Love (Mira)

Diana Palmer is a master of the masters whose books I have been reading nearly 10 years. I am living overseas and I am always in Amazon to check wether she has published a new book or not because she makes me happy and hopeful and reminds me always that some values are still alive on earth! Many hugs with love,

Aysegun