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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Had potential, interesting, yet unlikeable male lead...,
By Nun ya business "Nun ya business" (Spokane, WA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Promise Me Spring (Paperback)
This book was entertaining somewhat & found it held my interest, but got tired of never hoping the lead male would get the girl. He was always rude and abrupt to her, had low opinions of her, and laughed at her to be mean, too. Yet she fell in love with him?! They never once had a meaningful conversation. He often left her alone towards the end and she sleeps with him after they start kissing and he sends her away the next day without even letting her talk to him! I quit reading from that point on. I don't like not liking the man in the story and could care less if they ended up together later or not.
The author's 1st book in the series, Promise Sunrise was excellent. You don't need to read both, since each is a complete story and the female lead was only 6 years old in that one. This book being as bad as it was, won't stop me from reading the 3rd in the series, Devlin's Promise. I hope it will be better than this one! |
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Promise Me Spring by Robin Lee Hatcher (Paperback - Oct. 1995)
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