Accepting a position at the Fountainhead Foundation, cosmetic surgeon Ariel Denham is intrigued by its bizarre curfews, the absent head of staff, the roses that keep appearing on her desk, and the mysterious stranger who watches her forbidden evening walks.
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There was a few issues about the book that was left unresolved. The characters were great and the development of the romance is wonderful. I wished the she elaborated more on the ending though. It felt rushed
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POIGNANT LOVE STORY,
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This review is from: Shadow Prince (Harper Monogram) (Paperback)
I have read most of her other books and this has to be my favorite. It is the sweetest, most poignant love story. I also was delighted with his communicating with her through the names of roses. I thought her hero in Moon Lord was wonderful but....You have to read this book!!! As a diehard historical romance reader this one is the only contemporary I feel is a must read and a positive KEEPER. Also loved the cover as it reflects the characters and story so well....beautiful.
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A Great Beauty & The Beast Story,
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Ariel is a plastic surgeon who must take a one-year position at Fountainhead Foundation, an elite, resort-like hospital with strange elements: dusk curfew for staff (who must live on-site) and patients; a founder no one ever sees; and the roses that appear once a day with no notes in her locked office. Ariel sneaks out to take walks in the evening and encounter an enigmatic man who only give the name Jonah and never allows her to see his face.This was a great story--sort of a Beauty and the Beast kind of thing--with great characters and great writing. The elements of mystery were good and the end truly caught me by surprise. The only problem I had with the book was that we didn't learn enough about Jonah at the beginning--we were told rather than shown what a special man he was. Kimberly Borrowdale - Under the Covers Book Reviews
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