A Broken Man by Brooklyn Wilde
A Broken Man by Brooklyn Wilde
March 4, 2014
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Title : A Broken Man
Author : Brooklyn Wilde
Series : N/A
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb : Can passion heal a broken man? Ethan Hendrix never needed anyone. But when a car accident leaves him wheelchair-bound, Ethan has nowhere to turn. Ethan’s terrified he may never walk again, much less run the business he worked so hard to build. Angry, alone, and afraid of being forced into a long-term care facility, Ethan reaches out to an unlikely source for help. Physical therapist Sarah Portman has no patience for self-pity. So when Ethan asks Sarah to move in and be his caretaker, she thinks he’s lost his mind. But Ethan is desperate. In such close quarters, Sarah isn’t sure she can fight the intense sexual connection between them. Can Sarah help Ethan overcome his physical disability or will she be overcome by physical attraction?
Review : Too much content in too little page Volume
Short time ago i read almost competly the same story in a better constructed surrounding
Nursing The Doctor by Bobby Hutchinson
Nursing The Doctor by Bobby Hutchinson
June 24, 2014
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Title : Nursing The Doctor
Author : Bobby Hutchinson
Series : Doctor 911 Series, #5
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb : What happens when the doctor becomes the patient? One moment, Doctor Greg Brulotte is one of the best ER doctors at busy St. Joe’s Hospital, although he has a reputation for terrorizing the nursing staff. The next, he’s a patient in intensive care, and he’s even more of a tyrant. Nurse Lily Sullivan is one of the few nursing staff who ever stood up to Greg. She’s well aware of his reputation as a womanizer, and she’s determined not to fall for him. Besides, her life is much too complicated for romance. Her grandma, who lives with her and her brother, has Alzheimer’s, her brother is fighting a custody battle over Lily’s niece, and an accident in the ER could mean both she and Greg are in for the fight of their lives–unless the nursing staff assigned to his case murder him first. He’s the worst patient any of them have ever had to deal with. Lily is the only one who can help Greg recover. Can she do it without losing her heart?
Review : Solid doctor / nurse romance
But for my taste the leads were missing depth
I could not relate to the relationship they were supposed to be developing
Her Long-Lost Husband by Josie Metcalfe
Her Long-Lost Husband by Josie Metcalfe
March 31, 2014
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Title : Her Long-Lost Husband
Author : Josie Metcalfe
Series : Mills & Boon Medical
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb : Stop the wedding…! A&E doctor Olivia mourned the loss of her soldier hero husband two years ago, although there was a tiny part of her that believed he was still alive. When she hears his husky voice on her wedding day, her heart skips a beat – and she turns round to see Gregor, the love of her life…Working as an army medic has left Gregor unable to walk. But, despite the dark shadows under his eyes, his brooding good-looks are as devastating as ever. But does he still love Olivia – or has Gregor only returned to say his final goodbye…?
Review : Good start – Slow Progress – Weak ending
Romance for Matthew by Nancy Fornataro
Romance for Matthew by Nancy Fornataro
February 16, 2014
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Title : Romance for Matthew
Author : Nancy Fornataro
Series : N/A
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb : Bethany has to work, in spite of having a six month old baby, and takes a job as an assistant to a ‘special needs’ man. She is surprised at the growing attraction she feels towards her boss. Can she ever forget her husband and move on with her life? As The Lord gives her more and more challenges to handle, her faith is shaken to the core. Matthew, her new boss, ‘sees’ her in his heart, but has his own set of problems, as his faith is also tested to the limit. How can he help Bethany when he can’t even help himself?
Review : I could not relate to the leads
There was a lot background but somehow the most important thing got lost on the way
As it was not possible to follow the developing love i can only give as much as a 3 stars
I m sorry as the read was enjoyable besides that
Physical Touch (Physical Series #1) by Sierra Hill
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July 8th 2014 |
| Fight or flight had never been a question for feisty Boston physical therapist Rylie Hemmons, until she met the man whose touch made her reconsider everything she’d worked so hard to create. When Rylie takes on new patient Mitch Camden after his ski-accident, she is overwhelmed by a physical attraction she’s never before experienced. Conflicted over her desire for Mitch and maintaining her professional oath, she works to keep the personal boundaries, just as Mitch is equally determined to close the distance. At the risk of jeopardizing her career and reputation, Rylie is forced to make a life-altering decision that may have her running from what she needs most. |
REVIEW : Heart of Glass (Fostering Love #3) by Nicole Jacquelyn
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July 10th 2018 |
| The next standalone novel from Nicole Jacquelyn about love, friendship, and forgiveness.
Henry Harris was living his dream as a staff sergeant in the Marines. When he’s killed in action, his devastated family is in for one more shock: he had a daughter they never knew about. Morgan Riley has been raising Etta on her own, and that’s always been fine by her – until Henry’s brother Trevor arrives on her doorstep, willing to do anything to help and make up for his brother’s mistakes. Their attraction feels wrong, but Morgan can’t seem to turn him away. Trevor is suddenly in too deep. He has always wanted a family, but Etta and Morgan come with complications. Yet as Etta brings them closer together, Trevor begins to imagine giving Morgan and Etta the life his brother never could. But he wonders if Morgan will ever learn to trust another man with her heart, especially a man whose last name is Harris. |
One Christmas Wish (Heart of the Rockies #2.5) by Sara Richardson
One Christmas Wish (Heart of the Rockies #2.5) by Sara Richardson
November 5, 2015
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Title : One Christmas Wish
Author :Sara Richardson
Series : Heart of the Rockies #2.5
Release date: November 3rd 2015
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb : There’s nothing like a Christmas wedding to warm a girl’s heart—or to distract everyone else from the fact that one particular bridesmaid intends to quickly skip town. Julia Noble’s accident was years ago, and she’s tired of being overprotected. She needs to be on her own. But before she flees Aspen, Colorado, Julia wants to make sure her brother has the perfect wedding and all her ducks are in a row. Yet duty soon turns to pleasure when three days before the big day Julia runs into the only man she ever dreamed of marrying.Fresh out of the navy, Isaac Nash just wants to feel normal again. But starting his new life means winning back the girl who captured his heart years ago. Isaac didn’t know the truth behind the tragedy that changed Julia’s life forever, and he can’t stop blaming himself for not being there for her. After all this time, he knows that Julia is what he wants, this and every Christmas. Now Isaac just has to convince her that she’s earned a miracle, too.
Review : The Book “One Christmas Wish” by Sara Richardson has two sides – at least for me –
On one side it is a well written and nice Christmas novel with everything that your heart desires in a shorter novel.
Julia and Isaac are two loveable characters and I could totally relate to their story.
On the other side … under the surface there were some severe holes in that plot … Unfortunately I can not go deeper into them as I do not want to spoiler anything of the story.
The biggest gap is again this “InstaLove-thing” which is even worse in this case if I consider their history versus the opening of the book.
There is just something I find extremely hard to believe about it.
So if you are looking for a nice and easy romance novel in a Christmas cozy setting – this is your go-to but if you are looking for something deeper – you might find some problems within the plot.
Nevertheless – I enjoyed my time with Isaac ;- )
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Sweet Dreams (Sugar Rush #1) by Nina Lane
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September 20th 2016 |
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Stitched Up Heart (Combat Hearts #1) by Tarina Deaton
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Combat Hearts #1 |
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September 18th 2016 |
| As an Air Force medic, Bree Marks saw the worst the War on Terror had to dish out. Now a physical therapist, she uses her experience to help other veterans heal from their physical wounds; while she battles her own emotional damage.
Blaming himself for his best friend’s suicide, former Army Ranger Jase Larken, retreated from life. To honor his best friend’s memory and assuage his guilt, he started an outdoor adventure company to help veterans with PTSD. Bree had better things to do than catch her cheating fiancé in bed with another woman. Jase is something better – for a night at least. For the first time in years, Jase wanted more. When he finds her again, he doesn’t give her another chance to run. Jase’s possessiveness grates on Bree’s independent nature. She’s dealt with her fair share of alpha-male, door kickers and doesn’t need one telling her what to do now. But as a new danger emerges, Bree and Jase must face their pasts, before someone’s obsession with Bree destroys any chance they have of a future. |
REVIEW : Giving Up the Boss by Victoria Davies
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| Executive assistant Lori has finally said those three little words to her boss, Jackson Sinclair, that have haunted her for months–– Goodbye, I quit. Yep. That happened. Then she sort of ran over him. It was an accident. No. Really. It was. Now he can’t remember anything––and it’s up to her to keep his billion-dollar corporation running until he gets his memory back.
Billionaire Jackson Sinclair wakes up in a hospital to a life he can’t remember. The only person who feels familiar is Lori. The more he learns about his past, though, the more it disturbs him. He was kind of cold, and he can’t imagine why the lovely Lori put up with him. And she is lovely, as in, he can’t stop thinking about her. But he has a company to save, and there’s no time for that sort thing. Especially when it seems like his assistant is hiding something from him. As his condition shows no signs of healing, Lori can’t help wonder what’s best, telling the truth about his accident and losing the man of her dreams or keeping quiet and living the best lie of her life. |