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Moriah's Mutiny (Silhouette Special Edition)

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I enjoyed this book, particularly when she stands up to her sisters.

However, it seems to follow too closely the story of Cinderella, minus the wicked stepmother. Pushed around, bossed around, put down by her sisters. That kind of thing.

What makes this story fundamentally diffferent, though, is that she tells her sisters what's what, finally, close to the end. Cinderella never did have much gumption, did she?!

This book is a great romance novel. It was my first and was definitely not my last. The characters were well thought out and easily related to. Elisabeth Bevarly has yet another fan of her work because after reading about Moriah I was eager to seek out novels. Moriah was a very beautiful woman who had spent her life in the shadow of her beautiful successful sisters. When they plan a holiday cruise through tropical islands, Moriah arrives early to spend some time to herself and prepare for the down set of being in her sisters shadows. She has to be untangle from a sticky situation by a man that sees the side of her that no one before had chosen to view. Now that is what true romance is about and to see that there was no barriers that she could hide from him, enriched the book even more. This is a great story for romance beginners because as I said before it is well thought out and easily related to.