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Summary: Wished it were longer.
Review: Margaret Lark no longer worked in the corporate world. She had been torn between her employer and lover only a year ago. Now the lover, Rafe is back. He was ruthless in the corporate world and their relationship came second. But he has changed since he lost Maggie. Maggie comes first this time and he is determined to win her back. Rafe lured Maggie out to his ranch by informing her that her father is getting married to his mother. Now she is on his turf and the battle of wills has begun. ***So good I wished it were longer. Highly recommended.***
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Summary: Mrs. Giggles, what DO you like?
Review: Mrs. Giggles, I'd be interested in hearing what books you *do* like, because I've read many of your reviews on Amazon (on a number of authors) and have yet to hear you speak positively about a book.
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Summary: rRead it, forget it!
Review: Not a keeper but not a Krenrz you want to throw away either. Oddly enough (since I don't read her books anymore) I read this book and this one doesn't have the Krentz "if you have read one, you have read them all" trademark. The romance is real and the man is not exactly arrogant, just a regular man with some old-fashioned ideas. Read the book it is one of her better ones.
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Summary: Clueless hero, wonderful story
Review: Rafe Cassidy wants Margaret Lark back a year after he threw her out of his life for choosing loyalty to her employer over him. He honestly thought she would crawl back to him, begging forgiveness. Rafe immediately renews his marriage proposal, but Margaret doesn't want to take second place to his work, knowing what a workaholic he is. She will agree to the role his mother once claimed she suited: mistress. Rafe's pride takes a beating, but he isn't the type to ever admit that he might be wrong. Headstrong and stubborn, he needs an equally strong woman for his partner, to avoid walking all over her. Another exciting read by Krentz.
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Summary: Clueless hero, wonderful story
Review: Rafe Cassidy wants Margaret Lark back a year after he threw her out of his life for choosing loyalty to her employer over him. He honestly thought she would crawl back to him, begging forgiveness. Rafe immediately renews his marriage proposal, but Margaret doesn't want to take second place to his work, knowing what a workaholic he is. She will agree to the role his mother once claimed she suited: mistress. Rafe's pride takes a beating, but he isn't the type to ever admit that he might be wrong. Headstrong and stubborn, he needs an equally strong woman for his partner, to avoid walking all over her. Another exciting read by Krentz.
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Summary: This is a reissue of a 1990 book.
Review: The Copyright on this book is 1990. It is a shame that book publishers try to fool readers by saying this is a new book. The book is one of a series that is not up to her usual standard. I hope her new one soon to be published is better.
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Summary: third in a series is the best
Review: This is a third in a trilogy - the Pirate, the Adventurer and the Cowboy. The heroines are romance writers and then end up finding their fictional hero in real life. In this one, Margaret Lark became involved with Rafe Cassidy, not knowing he was out to ruin her boss in a business deal. When she learns, she presumes he was only sleeping with her to gain information and so she admits her mistake to her bossy. It was a traumatic time, with her leaving her job, Rafe accusing her of betraying him. But she has pulled herself around, writing full time and loving it. The book takes up at the wedding on the second Heroine, where Margaret is a bridesmaid. So goes home thinking of Rafe and the disaster of a year ago, and is shocked to find Rafe waiting inside her apartment. He says he has come to ask her to marrying him, but she makes is plain there is no chance of that. He informs her that his mother and her father were getting married and he was buying out her father's business. So she is forced to to Rafe's ranch to find out what is going on. Plot is very simplistic, but JAK creates a lot of snappy nattering between the characters. A pleasant read, with a few giggles along the way.
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Summary: third in a series is the best
Review: This is a third in a trilogy - the Pirate, the Adventurer and the Cowboy. The heroines are romance writers and then end up finding their fictional hero in real life. In this one, Margaret Lark became involved with Rafe Cassidy, not knowing he was out to ruin her boss in a business deal. When she learns, she presumes he was only sleeping with her to gain information and so she admits her mistake to her bossy. It was a traumatic time, with her leaving her job, Rafe accusing her of betraying him. But she has pulled herself around, writing full time and loving it. The book takes up at the wedding on the second Heroine, where Margaret is a bridesmaid. So goes home thinking of Rafe and the disaster of a year ago, and is shocked to find Rafe waiting inside her apartment. He says he has come to ask her to marrying him, but she makes is plain there is no chance of that. He informs her that his mother and her father were getting married and he was buying out her father's business. So she is forced to to Rafe's ranch to find out what is going on. Plot is very simplistic, but JAK creates a lot of snappy nattering between the characters. A pleasant read, with a few giggles along the way.
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Summary: A Real Relationship for once.
Review: This was my first Jayne Krentz book and I loved it. It was great to have a book about people in a real relationship who had some real problems. Rafe's determination to win Maggie back was charming and refreshing. It was nice to see two characters having heart to heart talks about their problems as well as some steamy romance.
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Summary: A Real Relationship for once.
Review: This was my first Jayne Krentz book and I loved it. It was great to have a book about people in a real relationship who had some real problems. Rafe's determination to win Maggie back was charming and refreshing. It was nice to see two characters having heart to heart talks about their problems as well as some steamy romance.
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