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3.5 stars. Cute story of a heroine in love with her boss. Hero wants a diversion from the press digging into his past so he asks the heroine to enter a marriage of convenience. Heroine jilts him at the altar. That is the opening of the story. The narrative goes back into time to catch up with how this unlikely pair got to a white wedding and then forward as the very patient hero tries to understand why his sensible secretary bolted before walking down the aisle. There’s lots of fun banter as the
3.5 stars. Cute story of a heroine in love with her boss. Hero wants a diversion from the press digging into his past so he asks the heroine to enter a marriage of convenience. Heroine jilts him at the altar. That is the opening of the story. The narrative goes back into time to catch up with how this unlikely pair got to a white wedding and then forward as the very patient hero tries to understand why his sensible secretary bolted before walking down the aisle. There’s lots of fun banter as the H/h become closer. The heroine is holding out for love, but the hero’s butler actually has the best advice to the heroine – that hero’s not a man of words, but rather of actions. It’s all very sweet as the hero realizes just what he feels for the heroine. I agree with Jenny that it is crying out for an epilogue. We do know the heroine is going to work with the hero as a researcher instead of as a secretary, but a glimpse of their domestic life with that nice butler and a baby or two would have been the cherry on this fluffy sundae.
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Feb 28, 2013
Jenny
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A great read! Jane Porter can write sweet and sexy like no other. The heroine was romantic, funny and I kept wondering how her boss managed to resist her for so long. He was a very sexy hero as well. All he wanted was a safe boring marriage with his shy secretary but he got more than he bargained for. And that was true love. Only thing missing was a great epilogue...
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The Secretary's Seduction was really good and enjoyable and starts with Winnie being a runaway bride. She agreed to marry her boss who she loves since he wants the media spotlight off him and for it not to discover that he is adopted. Winnie has never been confident and I liked how she remained true to herself throughout the story. I loved Morgan as well. He had worked hard to be where he was and never asked for media attention. He doesn't want love since he tried that route and was burned and th
The Secretary's Seduction was really good and enjoyable and starts with Winnie being a runaway bride. She agreed to marry her boss who she loves since he wants the media spotlight off him and for it not to discover that he is adopted. Winnie has never been confident and I liked how she remained true to herself throughout the story. I loved Morgan as well. He had worked hard to be where he was and never asked for media attention. He doesn't want love since he tried that route and was burned and thinks Winnie will be perfect, she's the best secretary he had. Then he finds out she is in love with them and takes her away where we see the fun side of Winnie come out. Morgan wants to be fair to her and he is. I liked how Winnie stuck to what she wanted, love. Morgan was sweet and caring, helping her see that she is perfect and he sees beneath. Totally lovable characters and story even though I am not a fan of unrequited love.
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Jun 12, 2011
Lynn Raye Harris
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I'm on a Jane Porter glom lately. Once more, loved the book! I love Jane's voice and style. This was a great story with a tough, sexy alpha male and a heroine who could be someone you know. Winnie isn't perfect or gorgeous or confident, but she figures out that she doesn't have to be those things to get the gorgeous guy in the end. This woman does not compromise, and I loved that. I am a Jane Porter fan!
I'm on a Jane Porter glom lately. Once more, loved the book! I love Jane's voice and style. This was a great story with a tough, sexy alpha male and a heroine who could be someone you know. Winnie isn't perfect or gorgeous or confident, but she figures out that she doesn't have to be those things to get the gorgeous guy in the end. This woman does not compromise, and I loved that. I am a Jane Porter fan!
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Aug 14, 2011
Marisa
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I didn't like it - I loved the heroine in the last Jane Porter book I read - she was pretty strong. This heroine was a wimp - a real doormat. A waste of money and time. The premise was ok and so was the character development but the idea of putting up with all in the name of love just put me off the book - it was not that the hero was a jerk - he was really quite a nice guy but....
I didn't like it - I loved the heroine in the last Jane Porter book I read - she was pretty strong. This heroine was a wimp - a real doormat. A waste of money and time. The premise was ok and so was the character development but the idea of putting up with all in the name of love just put me off the book - it was not that the hero was a jerk - he was really quite a nice guy but....
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Leído en Enero 2013 Me gustó Matrimonio sin amor Protagonistas: Morgan Grady y Winnie Graham Argumento: De secretaria responsable... a mujer tentadora. El guapísimo empresario Morgan Grady acababa de ser elegido hombre del año por una revista, pero él estaba deseando alejarse de la prensa, así que decidió que era el momento de buscar esposa. Así que el soltero más codiciado de Nueva York le pidió matrimonio a la única mujer en la que estaba seguro que podía confiar: su secretaria Winnie Graham. Una vez
Leído en Enero 2013 Me gustó Matrimonio sin amor Protagonistas: Morgan Grady y Winnie Graham Argumento: De secretaria responsable... a mujer tentadora. El guapísimo empresario Morgan Grady acababa de ser elegido hombre del año por una revista, pero él estaba deseando alejarse de la prensa, así que decidió que era el momento de buscar esposa. Así que el soltero más codiciado de Nueva York le pidió matrimonio a la única mujer en la que estaba seguro que podía confiar: su secretaria Winnie Graham. Una vez solos en aquella maravillosa isla, Morgan descubrió que el exterior recatado de Winnie escondía una verdadera tormenta de deseo. Fue entonces cuando estalló la pasión contenida durante tanto tiempo. Morgan deseaba a Winnie... pero no esperaba tener que comprometerse.
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Apr 19, 2013
Chris
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I love love love this book. I'm not sure why since this really should be like other secretary books where the woman barely puts up a fight when her boss sets out to seduce her. I suppose what really saves this book is Winnie. She's wonderful. I adore her. She's so sweet and earnest and reasonable. She's very honest and there's no artifice about her; she says what she means. She is the perfect secretary: on top of her job and professional - even though she's in love with her boss. She hides her f
I love love love this book. I'm not sure why since this really should be like other secretary books where the woman barely puts up a fight when her boss sets out to seduce her. I suppose what really saves this book is Winnie. She's wonderful. I adore her. She's so sweet and earnest and reasonable. She's very honest and there's no artifice about her; she says what she means. She is the perfect secretary: on top of her job and professional - even though she's in love with her boss. She hides her feelings very well behind her professionalism, and when she realizes that her feelings are driving her crazy, she decides to interview for another job instead of staying and pining until she's old and gray. She has no ego but she does have self-respect. When she realizes that she can no longer remain professional with her boss, she takes the initiative to leave. Of course Winnie's decision to leave is not something Morgan is happy about. In fact, he tries his best to prevent her from leaving but because he's not a total jerk, he does eventually acknowledge that Winnie has the right to interview for another job if she wants to. Morgan really likes Winnie, as both his secretary and as a person. When he proposes to her it's because he trusts her and probably subconsciously realizes that he can be vulnerable to her. Morgan is a really hard worker who doesn't buy into his own press about how amazing he is. His past is rather dark but he really does overcome the worst of it to become a successful person, but it does leave him rather cynical about life and romantic relationships. He is very private and he finds all the hoopla made over his status as a handsome bachelor wearying. This and the desire to stop women in their tracks about pursuing a relationship with him is what pushes him to propose to Winnie. This intelligent and capable man was going to Winnie to use her as a shield against everyone interested in him. It's really cute when you realize that Morgan needs Winnie more than Winnie needs Morgan, despite her being in love with him. The interactions between Winnie and Morgan go between serious and sexy to exasperating and funny. Winnie can be rather silly at times and when she's emotional, she's really turned upside down, and Morgan can just be so sweet and protective. The only thing that really bugged me about this book was how Winnie's apartment got trashed. I felt like the author never really tied up that loose end. Otherwise, a great book and definitely worth rereading.
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Sep 13, 2010
Alexis-Morgan Roark
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I really liked this book. I got kinda confused with the whole when did he find out she was a virgin thing, but I probably just missed it.
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دخان و رمال لجين بورتر The Secretary's Seduction by Jane Porter
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From sensible secretary...to sexy siren! Handsome business tycoon Morgan Grady has just been voted News Weekly's Man of the Year. Eager to move out of the media spotlight, Morgan decides it's time he found himself a wife. So New York's most eligible bachelor proposes to the one woman he knows he can trust--his sensible assistant,Winnie Graham! Alone on his exotic private island, Morgan discovers that Winnie's composed exterior hides a storm of passion and desire. The sexual attraction that had alw
From sensible secretary...to sexy siren! Handsome business tycoon Morgan Grady has just been voted News Weekly's Man of the Year. Eager to move out of the media spotlight, Morgan decides it's time he found himself a wife. So New York's most eligible bachelor proposes to the one woman he knows he can trust--his sensible assistant,Winnie Graham! Alone on his exotic private island, Morgan discovers that Winnie's composed exterior hides a storm of passion and desire. The sexual attraction that had always simmered gently between them suddenly ignites into an inferno! Morgan wants Winnie, but a woman this feisty will never settle for being a convenient wife. She demands nothing less than her cynical boss's heart....
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Julie Barrett
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THE SECRETARY’S SEDUCTION by Jane Porter Winnie Graham was to wed Morgan Grady, the contract was signed and as she started down the aisle with 450 looking on and with her $40k dress, never mind the other adornments, she turned and left the church and got into a cab. She just wasn't in love with him and it was to be a business arrangement that she wanted out of. The story goes back to the beginning when she worked for him as his personal assistant secretary. He found her crying one day and she open
THE SECRETARY’S SEDUCTION by Jane Porter Winnie Graham was to wed Morgan Grady, the contract was signed and as she started down the aisle with 450 looking on and with her $40k dress, never mind the other adornments, she turned and left the church and got into a cab. She just wasn't in love with him and it was to be a business arrangement that she wanted out of. The story goes back to the beginning when she worked for him as his personal assistant secretary. He found her crying one day and she opened up to tell him she had fallen in love with one at work but the man didn't even know she existed. She was set to go to another job interview in SC on Friday and her boss had told the employer that she was the best secretary he ever had. He told her he'd fire them and she didn't tell him because of the business call he had to take... When he was named Man of the Year she signaled him at the elevator to escape and he did. She flew for her job interview and he was waiting for her when she got back into NY and took her in the limo to dinner. They were the only customers after they got in and she was terrified when the cameraman took their picture. He had an idea that might work for them both: marry him. The story also tells what he's feeling, his past life and how this is the second time a woman left the aisle on their way to wed him. He caught up with her and they headed to where they were to honeymoon: the island of St. Jermaine. Just hearing about all the luxuries and detailed descriptions made me think of warmer weather. So cozy and breathtaking... She really does love him but ...She wanted him to teach her about all kinds of things that she didn't know about. He is capable of that and then some... She jumps to conclusions many times more in the book that in her mind proves he doesn't love her at all...
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دخان ورمال-345 (160 صفحة) لـِ جين بورتر كان الحرّ شديداً ولا أحد إطلاقاً يتزوج في مانهاتن في منتصف الصيف... لا أحد سوى ويني غراهام... إنها الآن على وشك أن تتزوج بحب حياتها، لكنه لا يبادلها شعورها. وهذا الزواج الحاشد الفظيع لا يعني له شيئاً. ما الذي تفعله؟ كيف يمكنها أن تصبح زوجة رجل لم تخرج معه أبداً؟ صحيح أنها تحب مورغان غرادي وصحيح أنها مغرمة به بجنون. ولكن كيف تبيع نفسها هكذا؟ كيف تقضي على حياتها؟ بدا المدعوون الأربعماية وخمسون متأهبين لرؤية العروس تخطو خطوتها الأولى نحو عريسها. لكن ويني لم تست
دخان ورمال-345 (160 صفحة) لـِ جين بورتر كان الحرّ شديداً ولا أحد إطلاقاً يتزوج في مانهاتن في منتصف الصيف... لا أحد سوى ويني غراهام... إنها الآن على وشك أن تتزوج بحب حياتها، لكنه لا يبادلها شعورها. وهذا الزواج الحاشد الفظيع لا يعني له شيئاً. ما الذي تفعله؟ كيف يمكنها أن تصبح زوجة رجل لم تخرج معه أبداً؟ صحيح أنها تحب مورغان غرادي وصحيح أنها مغرمة به بجنون. ولكن كيف تبيع نفسها هكذا؟ كيف تقضي على حياتها؟ بدا المدعوون الأربعماية وخمسون متأهبين لرؤية العروس تخطو خطوتها الأولى نحو عريسها. لكن ويني لم تستطع أن تتنفس... لم تستطع أن تمشي... كان مورغان ينتظر أن تخطو نحوه، فخطت خطوة واحدة ثم استدارت وركضت هاربة...
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Would have liked to give this 4 stars but the heroine was just unbearable for most of the book. The story is quite old-timey - would any HP author today even dare to touch a full-on boss/secretary office romance? (view spoiler) [h (Winny) is the H's (Morgan) mousy bespectacled secrerary for 5+ months and desperately in love with him. He proposes a MOC to evade constant media attention, she agrees but then literally leaves him at the altar. He then takes her to his private island in the Bahamas, on
Would have liked to give this 4 stars but the heroine was just unbearable for most of the book. The story is quite old-timey - would any HP author today even dare to touch a full-on boss/secretary office romance? (view spoiler) [h (Winny) is the H's (Morgan) mousy bespectacled secrerary for 5+ months and desperately in love with him. He proposes a MOC to evade constant media attention, she agrees but then literally leaves him at the altar. He then takes her to his private island in the Bahamas, one thing leads to another (i.e. OK level of smut) after they go skinny-dipping but she is extremely high-strung and keeps hysterically insisting on wanting love. They return to NYC, there's some ow drama, the h leaves to travel on her own and matures enough to recognize what's what. HEA. (hide spoiler) ] This might have been a first in my history of reading romance but I found the h almost too off-putting. She kept whining about wanting the H to LOVE her in a very narrow, romantic way. While he proposed a MOC, it was quite unusually motivated (for HPlandia): he wanted "normal", a genuine relationship based on "respect, admiration, friendship", not because of revenge/business merger/other such silly plot point. Also, it rubbed me the wrong way how easily she accepted rather exessive material support from the H, especially when he bought her an apartment. She was somewhat redeemed at the end when she decided to go after the H; nevertheless, this was after refusing him for the upteenth time for not LOOOVING her in the way that she wanted. Plus points for supporting characters (would have loved more of H's mother) and a well-written (i.e. not too cringe-inducing) ending and epilogue. story: 3/5 characters: 3/5 (the h was a 2 at best: she was irrational, silly and whiny while the H was - at least compared to her - above average for a HP guy) dialogues: 3-/5 (because of her; his dialogues were actually above-average) angst: 4/5 (dtto plus unnecessary ow drama) steaminess: 3/5
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Cute story...it could have a little more development of the characters.
Sep 16, 2018
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For those wanting an epilogue, the 2010 reprint has one.
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Winnie is a fantastic secretary and she's in love with her boss, Morgan Grady, who at times doesn't even know her name. Then, he suddenly does - and it's because he's recognized that she would be a perfect, sensible wife of convenience to improve his business standing. At first she's flattered and okay with the idea, but then she realizes that she's settling for less than she deserves and flees their wedding. He chases after her, takes her to a private island where he proceeds to show her that l
Winnie is a fantastic secretary and she's in love with her boss, Morgan Grady, who at times doesn't even know her name. Then, he suddenly does - and it's because he's recognized that she would be a perfect, sensible wife of convenience to improve his business standing. At first she's flattered and okay with the idea, but then she realizes that she's settling for less than she deserves and flees their wedding. He chases after her, takes her to a private island where he proceeds to show her that love is not at all necessary for a passionate and happy marriage. But Jane still wants more...she wants Morgan to be in love with her. But Morgan continues to insist that the kind of love she's looking for doesn't exist, that she should be content with friendship and love (just not romantic love). I think I leaned towards a 3.5 for this. Morgan was kind of my favorite character here. He's darker, certainly not your average jet-setting tycoon, he's not quite as sophisticated and smooth with the ladies. But he's also absolutely clueless about human emotion. I liked Winnie and Morgan, but was a bit frustrated by their constant inability to really explain themselves. Winnie, I thought was very open about wanting love - romantic love, like she feels for Morgan. But Morgan constantly finds himself asking, "What does she want?" And Winnie tells him the same thing but he's still left scratching his head in confusion. But pretty soon, there comes a time when Winnie has turned Morgan away again and she looks at her relationship and realizes that she's being an idiot. She loves Morgan and she's able to recognize that Morgan must love her but doesn't see it - so she has to fight for him and get him to see what she sees. So I liked that bit of conclusion.
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Sep 09, 2012
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This novella wasn't a complicated and overly emotional read, it was simple and yet I found myself reading it, thoroughly enjoying every moment. The characters weren't particularly stunning or significant, neither had qualities or personalities that stand out but strangely enough they were loveable. Morgan for being this person who I've come to believe as someone who loves deeply and yet cannot, would not admit that it was love until the last moment. Winnie wasn't as feisty as I'd like her to be,
This novella wasn't a complicated and overly emotional read, it was simple and yet I found myself reading it, thoroughly enjoying every moment. The characters weren't particularly stunning or significant, neither had qualities or personalities that stand out but strangely enough they were loveable. Morgan for being this person who I've come to believe as someone who loves deeply and yet cannot, would not admit that it was love until the last moment. Winnie wasn't as feisty as I'd like her to be, not as witty but she was no doormat either. Kind of like a cross between. The conflicts were pretty shallow...and I guess you could say that the entire story was not very deep, but as I've said, it has a strange kind of pulling effect that makes the reader simple dive into the story. What I did appreciate and had a good laugh were these lines: (view spoiler) [ She probably stood there at the back of the church listening to the heavy-handed organist, overpowered by the lilies, and imagined all the things she'd never done, wondering if sex with him would even be enjoyable or if it'd be something she'd have to endure like the Victorian wife who stared at the ceiling, gritted her teeth, and bearing it for God and country. (hide spoiler) ] God. That was so funny.
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Jan 14, 2013
Marlene
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Morgan Grady is handsome, rich and was named News Weekly's Man of the Year. Sounds like the perfect life, right? Well, not for Morgan. The media won't leave him alone and he's not use to this type of success. He devises a plan to ask his secretary, Winnie Graham, to marry him. It's his hope that once he's married, the media will back off. Why did he choose to ask Winnie to marry him? She was a safe choice. What Morgan doesn't know, is that Winnie has secretly been in love with him. Will Winnie a
Morgan Grady is handsome, rich and was named News Weekly's Man of the Year. Sounds like the perfect life, right? Well, not for Morgan. The media won't leave him alone and he's not use to this type of success. He devises a plan to ask his secretary, Winnie Graham, to marry him. It's his hope that once he's married, the media will back off. Why did he choose to ask Winnie to marry him? She was a safe choice. What Morgan doesn't know, is that Winnie has secretly been in love with him. Will Winnie agree to marry him? Will the media back off and leave him alone? Can Morgan allow himself to fall in love again after the heartache he's experienced in the past? I loved this book. I found myself being pulled into the story and felt like I was one of the characters. What I really liked about this book is that the main characters weren't royalty. Many romance novels have Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses. This book didn't and I found that I enjoyed that more. You could relate to them more than the royals. I would definitely recommend this book. It's a great read from beginning to end and one that you will have a hard time putting down.
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Feb 05, 2013
Janine
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"I want someone who really wants me, someone who can't keep his hands off me, someone who'd walk to the ends of the earth for me. I want the real thing, and that includes fireworks, amazing sex, and eternal love," These are the most heartfelt and honest words I have read in a long time. It's something we all dream about. I really enjoyed this book. Winnie is a secretary who works hard and does everything she can for her boss Morgan, who pretty much doesn't even notice her. Morgan is tired of liv
"I want someone who really wants me, someone who can't keep his hands off me, someone who'd walk to the ends of the earth for me. I want the real thing, and that includes fireworks, amazing sex, and eternal love," These are the most heartfelt and honest words I have read in a long time. It's something we all dream about. I really enjoyed this book. Winnie is a secretary who works hard and does everything she can for her boss Morgan, who pretty much doesn't even notice her. Morgan is tired of living the bachelor lifestyle in the limelight and makes a proposition to Winne which she can't refuse. Or, can she? This was a fabulous book and one I will enjoy reading again and again
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I think the ending was a bit too fast. After a month of separation, the hero appears at her house and wants her to attend a charity ball. Then, they meet up there and he confesses his feelings. The end. Happily Ever After. I was wondering, who trashed her apartment? And Charlotte never appeared again. What did the two of them talked about? Where did Winnie go when they separated for a month? There were many loose ends in the storyline for me.
Jan 02, 2013
Debbie
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I really liked this story about Winnie and Morgan. Who wouldn't love a hero that was handsome and successful...Morgan would be that guy. But the character that made this story was Winnie. I felt like we get to know her, especially when she was so adamant about what she wanted for her marriage. It was nice to see how strongly she held onto that while seeing some of her vulnerability. And we see how Winnie becomes more confident on the way to her fairytale ending.
I really liked this story about Winnie and Morgan. Who wouldn't love a hero that was handsome and successful...Morgan would be that guy. But the character that made this story was Winnie. I felt like we get to know her, especially when she was so adamant about what she wanted for her marriage. It was nice to see how strongly she held onto that while seeing some of her vulnerability. And we see how Winnie becomes more confident on the way to her fairytale ending.
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What a fun read! From the moment it starts with the bride, Winnie, running away from the church and her groom, Morgan, it is Winnie's story of coming into herself. She doesn't compromise on what she wants. She discovers there is a different way for something to mean the same thing as love. And in the end, that's all that matters.
What a fun read! From the moment it starts with the bride, Winnie, running away from the church and her groom, Morgan, it is Winnie's story of coming into herself. She doesn't compromise on what she wants. She discovers there is a different way for something to mean the same thing as love. And in the end, that's all that matters.
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CAN'T BELIEVE I PUT OFF READING THIS BOOK FOR SOOOOO LONG..the thing w/ me is that the back might sound a bit iffy to me but i still buy it and sometimes won't read it until a month later.. But dang this book is good love the writing the story line and the minute the book starts your BOOM hooked... I'll try to read more of this author's books
CAN'T BELIEVE I PUT OFF READING THIS BOOK FOR SOOOOO LONG..the thing w/ me is that the back might sound a bit iffy to me but i still buy it and sometimes won't read it until a month later.. But dang this book is good love the writing the story line and the minute the book starts your BOOM hooked... I'll try to read more of this author's books
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Apr 23, 2013
Abby
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it was amazing
I can't help myself. I love a good romance novel! I'm addicted to Jane Porter's writing style. Very sweet and endearing characters!
I can't help myself. I love a good romance novel! I'm addicted to Jane Porter's writing style. Very sweet and endearing characters!
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Dec 15, 2009
Shaun
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really liked it
I can't remember when I read this exactly, but I remember thinking to myself...I actually liked Harlequin romances!!
I can't remember when I read this exactly, but I remember thinking to myself...I actually liked Harlequin romances!!
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Dec 23, 2012
Kimberly
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it was amazing
A fun read! The characters make you want to feel for them and want them to get together. A classic romance, and haven't we all dreamed about a hunky boss at some point?
A fun read! The characters make you want to feel for them and want them to get together. A classic romance, and haven't we all dreamed about a hunky boss at some point?
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Very entertaining read! Thanks Jane.
Jan 02, 2013
Hollie
rated it
it was amazing
A runaway bride from a one sided love match! That's how this story begins and it just gets better from there! She loves him..he can't do without her. This is so sexy and great!
A runaway bride from a one sided love match! That's how this story begins and it just gets better from there! She loves him..he can't do without her. This is so sexy and great!
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Sep 25, 2013
Elisabeth
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really liked it
Another great romantic and passionate fairytale story by Jane Porter. It's a captivating story and easy to read. Great characters.
Another great romantic and passionate fairytale story by Jane Porter. It's a captivating story and easy to read. Great characters.
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Born in Visalia, California, I'm a small town girl at heart. I love central California's golden foothills, oak trees, and the miles of farmland. In my mind, there's nothing sweeter in the world than the heady fragrance of orange blossoms on a sultry summer night. As a little girl I spent hours on my bed, staring out the window, dreaming of far off places, fearless knights, and happy-ever-after endi
Born in Visalia, California, I'm a small town girl at heart. I love central California's golden foothills, oak trees, and the miles of farmland. In my mind, there's nothing sweeter in the world than the heady fragrance of orange blossoms on a sultry summer night. As a little girl I spent hours on my bed, staring out the window, dreaming of far off places, fearless knights, and happy-ever-after endings. In my imagination I was never the geeky bookworm with the thick coke-bottle glasses, but a princess, a magical fairy, a Joan-of-Arc crusader. My parents fed my imagination by taking our family to Europe for a year when I was thirteen. The year away changed me (I wasn't a geek for once!) and overseas I discovered a huge and wonderful world with different cultures and customs. I loved everything about Europe, but felt especially passionate about Italy and those gorgeous Italian men (no wonder my first very Presents hero was Italian). I confess, after that incredible year in Europe, the travel bug bit, and bit hard. I spent much of my high school and college years abroad, studying in South Africa, Japan and Ireland. South Africa remains a country of my heart, the people, the land and politics complex and heart-wrenching. After my years of traveling and studying I had to settle down and earn a living. With my Bachelors degree from UCLA in American Studies, a program that combines American literature and American history, I've worked in sales and marketing, as well as a director of a non-profit foundation. Later I earned my Masters in Writing from the University of San Francisco and taught jr. high and high school English. I now live in Seattle and Hawaii with my three sons. I never mind a rainy day, either, because that's when I sit at my desk and write stories about far-away places, fascinating people, and most importantly of all, love. I like a story with a happy ending. We all do.
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