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Sweet Dreams (Kimani Romance)

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Contemporary romance at it's best. I love the characters and the story line was amusing. I think this has to be Rochelle's most erotic romance novel. I enjoyed it and recommend it.

Rating is 4.5


This is the third installment of the Eatons series and I can't wait for the next one. Sweet Dreams is just as it title. Chandra living and teaching in Belize is now coming home to stay. Chandra left a girl but came back a woman who vowed not to fall in love again. In the cab on her way to her parent house the taxi was in driving in and out of traffic and in the midst of this of all of this her bag and purse fell on the floor. At the time when she picks up all of her stuff that fell out of her bag & purse her Journal fell and went under the seat.

Preston Tucker is a well known play writer and he is returning from Los Angeles where he was having a meeting with studio executives who wants to turn his play into a movie. Preston is very hand own and a man who knows what he wants. As Preston is in the taxi he notice some close to his foot when he stretch his long leg under the seat he picks up the journal and starts to give it to the taxi driver. Preston figures that the person who was in the taxi before him left, but something stops him. Preston opens the journal and there is the person information to contact that them if lost which he does. It said contact CE at the number but when Preston begins to close something catches his eye he sees Chandra entry that she wrote and from that moment on he is hook.

Chandra dreams are so vivid, sexy and erotic it like you feel what she is feeling and when she wake up to write her thought down which she has been doing since she was in Belize.......I tell you see why she wake up in a rush.

You will love these characters they are stubborn, opinionated, passionate with each other they have a lot in common. They will take you on there journey to love, Chandra has trust issue with men and in the story you will see that trust in a man is very important to Chandra and Preston is just the man to do.

You will so enjoy this book.

Smooches
Louise

There are some books that you find yourself playing the lead role. Chandra was such a realistic character that I found myself easily playing her role. And then the dreams...my goodness...they were hot. Rochelle knows how to bring about a scene that creates intimacy without having to get too detailed. Sometimes the illusion of something happening is better than the reality of it. Was impressed.

All of Ms. Alers books are must reads. Especially the serials. You'll read them several times over. That have good they all are. The Coles, Eatons, Blackstones, Whitfields and The Best Men and the Wainwrights. MUST READS!

I LOVED CHANDRA AND PRESTON'S STORY; WHO KNEW YOU COULD FIND LOVE FROM READING SOMEONE ESLE'S JOURNAL, AND THEN TURN IT INTO A PLAY.

boring, boring boring boring, b-o-r-i-n-g! pointless, boring boring boring... was of times!

didn't have ebout wrods so I wrote this.

This book started out with Chandra Eaton returning home after a two year stay in South America. On the ride home she loses her journals and they are found by Preston Tucker a famed playwright. There was nothing exciting in this book the couple in there 30's were inmature at times and sometimes they were extremely old.

Chandra didn't seem to really know what she wanted and could not trust any man because someone had hurt her in the past (get over it) so she was always using that relationship as her reason for not trusting. Even thought they said they loved each other they was no real chemistry and the dreams that she wrote were not that hot.

This couple seem to have gotten lost in the play they were writting because they seem to be time travelers. This was not a good book so don't waste your time. I guess I should take a break because all the books seem the same. Man find woman fall in love some type of drama make up and get married and everyone lives happily ever after fiction at its worst.