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4.0 out of 5 stars
Decent Read,
By Alphalover (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Reap the Savage Wind (Paperback)
FROM BACK COVER:
Fierce was their pride... bold was their love... enflamed was their passion... From the safety of her family castle to brutal degradation at the hands of a vicious enemy, the beautiful, headstrong Meiewyn MacAilis suffers agony and torment as she strives to restore her family's fortune. But run as she might from despair and danger, there is no escaping Ian Montague. Like a fragile flower, she trembles in his hungry embrace... her own wild passion igniting as the urgent demands of his desire claim and conquer her... as the power o their love consumes them both. ____ REVIEW: This novel and Ian definitely fit the criteria for a bodice ripper. Ian is very angry and abusive. Not only did he try to choke Merewyn when they first met but is always threatening to do her harm. He once threatened to box her ears and another time asked her if she was trying to provoke him into murdering her! Say what?! A couple of times he ripped her gown off and even once told an acquaintance that he planned to `beat her into submission.' Ain't he a keeper? Merewyn is your typical fiesty heroine, never afraid to mouth off to the hero when necessary. She held her own against him. She was treated badly by him and somehow came to love him in the process. Their love came out of nowhere and wasn't at all believable. But that's OK with me. |
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Reap the Savage Wind by Ellen Tanner Marsh (Paperback - January 1, 1984)
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