Anita Philmar
Autor de Hot Prairie Nights
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Obras de Anita Philmar
Banished Scoundrel 4 copias
Banished Witch 3 copias
Fairy Fun 3 copias
In Too Deep (Naked Bluff, Texas) 3 copias
Naked Rebel 1 copia
Banished Hero 1 copia
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Estadísticas
- Obras
- 18
- Miembros
- 63
- Popularidad
- #268,028
- Valoración
- 3.7
- Reseñas
- 8
- ISBNs
- 3
There's a story in here, beyond how quickly the two of them could find some time alone, that only made a small amount of sense to me by the end. It definitely felt as if Philmar had an idea she wanted to discuss, but her characters kept getting so sidetracked that any headway made into the plot itself was immediately forgotten. Either because their hormones couldn't be kept under control, or the tragic incident happens or the fall out from the tragic incident is a never ending list as to why the plot moves forward once every twenty to thirty pages.
I liked the character of Jake; he tries so hard and through no fault of his own, his mate is a ninny much of the time. Sarah worries about the most angsty things. I honestly couldn't understand how she went from the confident, sexy girl in the beginning--willing to do anything it took to con Jake into marrying her to the worrying 'He can't possibly still want to be with me!' girl later on. Jake does everything under the sun to prove his enduring affection and lust, while Sarah thinks he's doing it because her brother ordered him to.
Jake had the patience of a saint with her! I understood that Sarah had a lot of hang-ups, but they felt more like plot contrivances then real problems. Rather than the age-old saying 'she could do no wrong' its really 'he could do no right'. I felt really bad for him and really annoyed with Sarah.
In the end I was entertained while reading the book, but fighting irritation at Sarah the whole way.… (más)