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5.0 out of 5 stars
THE NEXT SANTINI BRIDE, September 29, 2000
TALL, DARK AND TENDER.......... When Angela Santini feels the power of First Sergeant Dan Mahoney's smoldering gave, she dared to throw caution to the wind. It had been a long time since she'd been held, kissed, touched..... But how was this straitlaced single mom supposed to know that one fantasy-filled night of passion with this marine would NEVER be enough? Dan knew the pitfalls of getting too close to soft-hearted Angela and her lonely son. But if the elusive bachelor was set on a life of solitude, why couldn't he just stay away? Was it because this Cassanova in uniform might actually be....in love? Once again, I applaud Maureen Child. I have enjoyed every book in the Bachelor Battalion series, and The Next Santini Bride is another great story. The automatic chemistry between Angela and Dan that we had a small glimpse of in The Last Santini Bride, is explored and examined in this book. Dan and Angela think that they can have one night together and just walk away, well they should have known! Dan moves right on into the lives of Jeremy and Angela, being around everyday and even becoming Jeremy's coach. Dan is the ultimate Marine and lives by the motto of keeping a promise when it is made. The ending of this book is totally awesome.......Richard Gere has nothing on Dan Mahoney!!! I love a story that has instant chemistry and sparks right off, and this book does. Each book by Maureen Child just keeps getting better and I look forward to all the coming books she does.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The Next Santini Bride by Maureen Child (Large Print Silhouette Desire), November 17, 2006
This review is from: The Next Santini Bride (Large Print Silhouette Desire) (Hardcover)
I'll warn you now - this book will be inclined to leave you with a goofy grin on your face, so be careful where you read it ... otherwise, I have no reservations in whole-heartedly recommending this tenth book in Maureen Child's fabulous Bachelor Battalion series! I enjoyed each of the books, and each story can stand alone, but my reading pleasure was definitely enriched by reading the series in order. Thanks Ms. Child for this terrific, passionate series of books featuring heroes in Marine uniforms! Ooh-rah!
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When Angela Santini felt the power of First Sergeant Dan Mahoney's smouldering gaze, she dared to throw caution to the wind. It had been so long since she'd been held, kissed, touched ... But how was this straight-laced single mum supposed to know that one fantasy-filled night of passion with this mesmerising marine would never be enough? Dan Mahoney knew the pitfalls of getting too close to soft-hearted Angela Santini and her lonely son. But if the elusive bachelor was so set on a life of solitude, why couldn't he just stay away? Was it because he wanted to make Angela the next Santini bride?
Books in the Bachelor Battalion series: The Littlest Marine; The Non-commissioned Baby; Colonel Daddy; Marine Under the Mistletoe; Mom in Waiting; The Oldest Living Married Virgin; The Daddy Salute; The Last Santini Virgin; Marooned with a Marine; The Next Santini Bride; His Baby!; Last Virgin in California; Prince Charming in Dress Blues; and The Marine And the Debutante.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Tall, loving and a Marine, October 30, 2002
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The reviewer from Ontario, Canada has written the plot description. I liked this book, just not enough to give it more than 3 stars. One of the things that annoyed me was the sex they had in the beginning of the book. The premise is that Angela decides to have a 'one-night stand' with Dan because that's what he does. She gets so carried away with the sex that she ignores the use of a condom by asking him if he's healthy! This is a guy she just wants sex with because of his reputation for 'one-night stands' and she takes his word that he's healthy. Not believeable. That said, the rest of the story is OK and both Angela and Dan grow to realize that they can risk love for the joy it brings.
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