Three Wishes (Indigo: Sensuous Love Stories)

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Summary: You've Made One Wish Come True
Review: This seems to be a Disney-inspired book in that the characters are lightly constructed, reality is fast and sometimes harsh, there's a villian but the prince gets the princess in the end. Loved the easy-moving storyline and getting to know each of the main characters. I was concerned about the amount of sex in the book, but ok, I promise not to be too much of a prude. Take this w/you somewhere quiet and peaceful because you'll want to devour as much as you can w/o being interrupted.

Rating:
Summary: You've Made One Wish Come True
Review: This seems to be a Disney-inspired book in that the characters are lightly constructed, reality is fast and sometimes harsh, there's a villian but the prince gets the princess in the end. Loved the easy-moving storyline and getting to know each of the main characters. I was concerned about the amount of sex in the book, but ok, I promise not to be too much of a prude. Take this w/you somewhere quiet and peaceful because you'll want to devour as much as you can w/o being interrupted.

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Summary: Read it in one day!!
Review: This was a very good book. I read alot of interracial romance, and this is one of the best I have read. The characters were very likeable and believable. I've read some interracial romances that were not very well written, but this one made sense. I highly recommend this book!!

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Summary: I Wish this Could be a Movie
Review: What a nice read. I really liked this book, I mean not only was it a good book, but it was also touching and even refreshing. How could you not adore Dr. Nick and his adorable daughter Taylor. I don't know what I loved more the interactions with Nick and his daughter or the interactions with Maya and Nick. I loved it all, and I even loved reading about Maya's family. Usually I hate books that involves the family, I consider those parts to be just a waste of time, but in this case it was very enjoyable. And I loved Loan Hughes, the Vietnamese mother of Maya. And as for Maya, I was so happy to read about a woman not hung up on her appearance or her career. She was just a sweet woman who fell inlove with a family that obviously needed her warmth and caring nature. While Nick was the dashingly gorgeous doctor that needed a woman just like Maya Hughes in his life.

I genuinely cared for these characters, and like No Commitment Required, Seressia Glass succeeded in making you fall inlove with this couple leaving you wanting more. I just have one thing to say to Ms. Glass, If Danielle Steel can create movies from her books why can't you?