6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Love this author, September 22, 2009
This review is from: Sea Legs (Paperback)
With the cover price of books continuing to increase, buying a NEW book is a luxury for me. But there are a few select authors that I'm happy to pony up the price to get the book as soon as its released. KG MacGregor is one of them. She creates realistic storylines and characters that you can easily imagine living next door to.
In Sea Legs, KG has created another set of believable characters. One character, Didi, is so real, i.e. unlikeable, that for once, I'm glad this wasn't a real person. I kept hoping each chapter would be the one that she finally fell overboard. Thankfully, the two potential lovers are quite likeable so I enjoyed watching their love story unfold. The other characters are nice too.
I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking for a feel-good romance. There's enough drama to make it interesting and there are even a few laugh-out-loud moments. A great weekend or vacation read.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A nice fun read, September 25, 2009
This review is from: Sea Legs (Paperback)
Although its a far departure from Worth Every step, which I loved, Sea legs is a fun read. It would be
great if you are on vacation and just want to relax, or before you go to bed at night to relax. The characters
were enjoyable.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Kelly may not be my type, either, but she won me over, too! A nice, breezy read..., December 12, 2009
This review is from: Sea Legs (Paperback)
I was a bit hesitant at first to pick up "Sea Legs", since I thought the romance in KG MacGregor's last couple of stand-alone novels,
Worth Every Step and
Secrets So Deep, was fairly tepid and lacked a certain spark. But I loved the final book in her "Shaken" series,
Small Packages (Shaken series), and really enjoyed
Out of Love and
Sumter Point, so I decided to give it a shot... and I'm so happy I did!
While I admit that both WES and SSD were deeper character studies, and SSD involved more challenging subject matter, I never felt very connected to the main protagonists, nor did I sense much chemistry at all with the romantic pairings, so both books just seemed to drag, SSD in particular. "Sea Legs" was literally a breath of fresh air in comparison. All of the characters (basically a group of friends) were vividly drawn, with enough background so the plot made sense, but not too much that it bogged down the story or detracted from the romance! And even the not-so-nice gal in the group wasn't a one-dimensional character, nor was Natalie a saint, either.
Just like Jo from the book, I'm a romance novel junkie, so if the romance doesn't work for me, the book won't, either. And, I, too, had the same reservations as Natalie did about Kelly... but, in the end, Kelly won me over with her charm, patience, warm-heartedness, and overall great personality. KG MacGregor did a very nice job with the gradual development of Natalie's feelings for Kelly. And those two deserve their HEA, they're such a nice match and have a wonderful dynamic together!
And, finally, for those who haven't been cruising (on a ship!) before, this book gives a good depiction of the experience. I'm still not a fan of cruise ships (more of a deserted beach person), but you may become one after reading this novel!
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