Emily Ryan-Davis
Autor de Interlude in Pearl
Sobre El Autor
Series
Obras de Emily Ryan-Davis
Hidden (Chalice Blood #1) 6 copias
Lunes & Lords Bundle 3 copias
Deeper (Chalice Blood #3) 1 copia
Changing Thumbelina 1 copia
Bitten (Chalice Blood #2) 1 copia
Creator (Chalice Blood #5) 1 copia
Desert Sacrifice 1 copia
Charlotte's Younger Man 1 copia
True Love at the Manporium 1 copia
Stronger (Chalice Blood #4) 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Otros nombres
- Davis, E.R.
- Género
- female
- Ocupaciones
- author
Miembros
Reseñas
También Puede Gustarte
Autores relacionados
Estadísticas
- Obras
- 41
- También por
- 3
- Miembros
- 229
- Popularidad
- #98,340
- Valoración
- 3.5
- Reseñas
- 18
- ISBNs
- 17
I came very close to giving All He Wants four stars. There were definitely things about it that I enjoyed. Keith was a sweetheart who really wanted to look out for Telly and the baby, even though she didn’t seem to appreciate him wanting to take care of her, and he was patient and forward-thinking enough to respect her need for independence. Also, not every guy would be able to accept another man’s child, but he was eager for fatherhood and family, which was very appealing to me. The steamy scenes were well-done, too, with several packed into this short novelette, showcasing variety and creativity. However, as much as I enjoyed those aspects of the story, when I really started to think about it, there were also several weaknesses. Telly could be very confusing to me. Deep down it seems like she wants Keith, but she fights an actual relationship with him almost tooth-and-nail and doesn’t really believe anything he tells her. For example, he says she’s beautiful and that he wants her, but she thinks he’s just horny from a long deployment with no women around. Or he tells her to stay with him, then she’s immediately looking for other living arrangements. Keith was basically a dream lover and boyfriend, but I felt like Telly kept pushing him away, which was frustrating to me. Also, there’s a bombshell revelation regarding her ex that’s dropped in the last chapter that I didn’t feel was given anywhere near the weight it deserved. Then the ending was rather abrupt, leaving me not entirely satisfied or convinced that Keith and Telly were on the same page and fully ready to commit. In fact, Keith declares his love, but Telly doesn’t, at least not directly, which was a little disappointing. My frustrations aside, though, the things I liked about this little novelette weighed heavily in its favor, so I did mostly enjoy reading it.
Note: This book contains explicit language and sexual situations, which could be objectionable to sensitive readers. However, aside from the pregnancy fetish, there isn’t anything particularly kinky or out there.… (más)