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A Spanish Inheritance (Latin Lovers) (Harlequin Presents #2318)

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When Ramon di Crianza Perez emerges from the Mediterranean ocean wearing nothing but a pair of black bathing shorts to cover his powerful Latin body, Annalisa Wilson isn't the only one who is drooling.

Susan Stephens sure knows how to grab the reader's attention and i will definitely be looking out for her next book.

The best thing of all about this book is how the billionaire ends up living in the heroine's home instead of his. Annalisa really gets it together and the island sounds great too. I'd love to visit Spain some day. A great book to curl up with and dream

I've now read 2 books by this author, & I think she creates overly elaborate romances based upon really unrealistic plot devices. I think she could write a good Harlequin if she'd only simplify her plots & make her characters less flat. They don't have any distinguishing characteristics; it's just about unbelievable sexual attraction. You can have that in a Harlequin but Geez, give the characters something else too. Otherwise it's a waste of time. This book: it's dull and slow. I don't think I'll try anything else by this author.

The man was too bossy and the woman was pretty much an idiot. This book would have been much better if the woman had been smart and savvy. As it was she was like a sheep who would try to rebel now and then and get into worse trouble. I hate books like this! There was pretty good sexual tension but there was nothing to back it up. Boring book.