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Brought together by an almost deadly "accident", Simone and Matthew develop a bond that becomes the basis for a fantastic friendship. Despite the extreme disapproval of Simone's mother and Matt's father, they become best friends. But is friendship alone enough to heal Matt's broken heart? And is Simone capable of going against her mother's wishes and standing for up for what she wants?
As they juggle work, family conflicts, and their own conflicting feelings soon the passion and attraction between them becomes too great to ignore. However, Simone is torn between Alan, the man her mom wants for her, and Matt, the man her heart wants for her. Matt must decide between the ex-wife that used to be his everything, and Simone, his "Angel". However, in this battle between true love and family influence, Simone and Matt learn that it is sometimes harder than it should be for best friends to become lovers. And Matt's relationship with his ex-wife proves to be more dangerous to them than anyone could have imagined...
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34 of 36 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
More Than the Cover Suggests...,
By Louisiana Lady (Louisiana USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: My Angel (Paperback)
If you're looking for hot spicy scenes, as the cover may suggest, this is not the book for you. However, this may be a book you will enjoy if you're looking for a story that is good, different, allows you insight into the characters, and a smile at times. I almost "passed" on this book but decided to order it after reading the excerpt on the author's web page.
Matthew Turner is a loving, self-sacrificing son and husband until his wife, spoiled, immature, and materialistic, decides that she no longer loves him and wants more than he can provide. Simone Porter is a loving, self-sacrificing daughter with a demanding, controlling mother who selects then "guides" her to the correct career path, the perfect husband, the perfect weight, etc. Each has one loving parent who accepts them unconditionally wanting only their happiness; but each has a parent the reader would gladly throttle. Matt and Simone meet, literally by accident, late one night. She assists him after he has been involved in a terrible "accident"; continually visits him in the hospital while he remains in a coma for a little more than four months; gives much needed and appreciated emotional and moral support to his mother; and becomes his "Angel." In turn, he becomes her biggest champion; helps her with her self esteem and self-image issues; assists her in her workplace; supports her in her desire to assist others; and is there for her when needed. They help and encourage each other to grow stronger personally and individually as their friendship blossoms. This story is about so much more then just their developing relationship. It includes several family issues, multiple social issues, trust and control issues, a little suspense, lots of drama, plenty of emotion, and a few surprises. Matt and Simone are very likable. Most frustrating, inconsiderate, and/or repugnant characteristics are thoughtfully presented in secondary characters. This book is a fast, engaging, easy, and enjoyable read.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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An Average Read,
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I was bored with this book by the 4th chapter. It's an okay book but it you get it from the library that would be much better than buying it.
The characters were shallow, weak and annoying. The romance between the main characters was strained and not well developed. I finally tossed the book to the side without finishing it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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One of those "Awwwwww" books,
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The heroine was perfect as was the hero. Their parents were atrocious humans. I never knew racism could be so FUNNY! I should've been offended by the hero's father, but I couldn't help but loving his awfulness. Good, dynamic characters-there was no evil ex or perfect family systems. They were the perfect couple (especially when he rescues her when she's drunk). AWWWWWWWW!
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