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Cargando... Stirring the Emberspor Mary Jo Putney
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Pertenece a las seriesStarting Over (book 1)
Romantic Women's Fiction. Previously titled: The Burning Point Kate Corsi always dreamed of working in her family's world-famous demolition business?a wish her old-fashioned father denied until his untimely death. He leaves a fortune to Kate and the business to her ex-husband, Donovan?but only if they agree to live under the same roof for a year. Kate and Donovan married too young and stayed too long in a dangerously destructive marriage. Ten years later, surely they're mature enough to co-exist peacefully. But the embers of attraction swiftly flare into flame again. Now, they must confront the pain of the past if they are to have a chance for a future and save their business from a saboteur they're beginning to suspect of murder. REVIEWS: "Ms. Putney takes a taboo issue and creates a poignant tale about forgiveness and the awesome power of love... I could not put it down." ~Darlene Kendall, Rendezvous STARTING OVER SERIES, in order Stirring the Embers Phoenix Falling An Imperfect Process A Holiday Fling, the novella No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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After I finished reading, I was especially glad that we got to meet the MCs after they had both grown up and after Donovan had addressed the issues underlying his abuse towards Kate. I found it made his recovery more believable. Instead of Kate being dangled as a carrot for his good behavior, he wanted to get better for himself. I do wish a near-death epiphany hadn't changed Kate's mind, but you can't win everything, right? The story ended hopefully, with both characters aware that everything wasn't going to be sunshine and rainbows forever. My big issue is that even though I want to believe that Donovan (and by extension, other abusers) really can reform, I really don't believe it. If Kate had been a friend of mine, I would have told her to run.