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Summary: I Loved This Book!!
Review: This was my first book by Rebecca Hagan Lee and I absolutely loved this story. I find stories where the couple our kept apart for some reason or another usually an interesting read and this one might be the best ever. I truly was glued to the plot and though I had some thoughts on what truly happened 4 years earlier in Wren's life I was still a bit surprised by the ending. And oh my do I love Andrew's father - he really would have made a great book all on his own. You just have to love his creativity to get his son back to the love of his life. I can absolutley recomend this book - it was just a great romantic story!!
Rating:
Summary: I Loved This Book!!
Review: This was my first book by Rebecca Hagan Lee and I absolutely loved this story. I find stories where the couple our kept apart for some reason or another usually an interesting read and this one might be the best ever. I truly was glued to the plot and though I had some thoughts on what truly happened 4 years earlier in Wren's life I was still a bit surprised by the ending. And oh my do I love Andrew's father - he really would have made a great book all on his own. You just have to love his creativity to get his son back to the love of his life. I can absolutley recomend this book - it was just a great romantic story!!
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Summary: Truly rivting, but flawed with some inaccuracies
Review: When Andrew Ramsey loses his father in a tragic accident, he discovers that his father has left very specific instructions as to how he is to care for his father's various mistresses and bastard children. One of these mistresses appears to be living on the estate, and intending to bring an end to this scandalous situation, Andrew hastens to the estate. Only to discover that the mistress in question is his former fiancée, who left him standing at the altar four years ago. And that she has a child who looks remarkably like him who is clearly recognized as his father's illegitimite son. Is it possible that his fiancée jilted him to become his father's mistress?So begins Andrew's journey into a nightmarish past, that causes him to question the character of his father and the woman he himself had planned to marry. As incredible as it seems, Kathryn had borne a son and the father of that son was his own father! Any man would be angry to discover this situation, but how many would be angry that his father had not MARRIED her! After getting over his initial anger at Kathryn's faithlessness, Andrew wonders how his father could be so crude as to make her his mistress instead of his wife. It is only a small step from there to realize that he still loves Kathryn and wants to be her husband and the father of her son, his half-brother. But there are still many unanswered questions. Why did she jilt him and then refuse to see him or explain why? Why did his father never tell him about her? Why does Kathryn--in spite of being a mother and a scandalous mistress--seem as innocent as ever in the lovemaking department? It is truly amazing that Andrew is willing to marry her without finding out all the answers to these questions first, or that Kathryn waits so long to tell him the truth. Frankly, I devoured this book. I cried several times while reading this book. It's fantastic! I'd give it five stars, except that there were some flaws. For example, the assumption that the father's bastard child could be Andrew's heir. The father's willingness to subject Kathryn to scandal seems out of character. Kathryn insists that she can't bear any children for fear of an inherited disease and then she expresses the desire to have children with Andrew. But even though not all of the t's were crossed, this book is exceptional and I strongly recommend it.
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