No Other Love (No Other Series)

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Summary: Not as good as the No Other series
Review: I enjoyed No Other Man and No Other Woman more than I did No Other Love. Most disappointed.

Rating:
Summary: Read No Other Man & No Other Woman First!
Review: I was lucky enough to read the "No Other" series in order. I found this book a "must read" after reading the first two books. The characters are written superbly. The hero and heroine are both strong and stubborn. The dialogue between them is stimulating and amusing at times and there is just enough conflict to keep the reader interested (if not a bit frustrated!) This is my favorite book of the whole series, but to really understand it, you must read the books in order since the characters in this book are introduced in them. I highly reccommend getting them all!

Rating:
Summary: Read No Other Man & No Other Woman First!
Review: I was lucky enough to read the "No Other" series in order. I found this book a "must read" after reading the first two books. The characters are written superbly. The hero and heroine are both strong and stubborn. The dialogue between them is stimulating and amusing at times and there is just enough conflict to keep the reader interested (if not a bit frustrated!) This is my favorite book of the whole series, but to really understand it, you must read the books in order since the characters in this book are introduced in them. I highly reccommend getting them all!

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Summary: This was so bad.
Review: The only think I liked about this book was Sloan's name. I hated Sabrina, which really surprised me because I thought she was going to be likable from the other two books, but no. Ms. Drake retreated into her usual style and the character of Sabrina from No Other Man and Woman became a stupid, shrewish, pouty character who held absolutly no interest for me.

I wanted to like Sloan, I really did, but he was so mean to her. I mean, yes, Sabrina was an idiot, but their relationship consisted almost entirley of him forcing her into bed and yelling at her, usually calling her a "little fool" of some rubbish like that.

These characters were so utterly awful that I have no memory of what the rest of the book was about. It left me with a bad taste in my mouth and when I think about the book is a vague feeling of disgust. Don't bother with it- this book is not worth the money or the time.

Rating:
Summary: This was so bad.
Review: The only think I liked about this book was Sloan's name. I hated Sabrina, which really surprised me because I thought she was going to be likable from the other two books, but no. Ms. Drake retreated into her usual style and the character of Sabrina from No Other Man and Woman became a stupid, shrewish, pouty character who held absolutly no interest for me.

I wanted to like Sloan, I really did, but he was so mean to her. I mean, yes, Sabrina was an idiot, but their relationship consisted almost entirley of him forcing her into bed and yelling at her, usually calling her a "little fool" of some rubbish like that.

These characters were so utterly awful that I have no memory of what the rest of the book was about. It left me with a bad taste in my mouth and when I think about the book is a vague feeling of disgust. Don't bother with it- this book is not worth the money or the time.

Rating:
Summary: Read No Other Man & No Other Woman First!
Review: This book was exciting from page one. Normally, I like to read series books in order, but I was powerless to put this book down. This was truly an addicting romance.

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Summary: Love this book! It had me hooked from page 1.
Review: This book was exciting from page one. Normally, I like to read series books in order, but I was powerless to put this book down. This was truly an addicting romance.

Rating:
Summary: No Other Series - No More Please!
Review: This is the last in a series from Shannon Drake. It is definitely the weakest in the trio for a variety of reasons. First, the heroine is what I classify as 'too dumb to live'. She makes many bad decisions that put the hero at risk and require him to save her. Second, there are several forced seductions that really didn't do it for me. Finally, the heroine is such a shrew to the hero, I could never understand why he was in love to her. The author needs to work on developing her characters and showing why the grow to love each other instead of focusing on action. It would also help if she created more likeable characters.

Rating:
Summary: No Other Series - No More Please!
Review: This is the last in a series from Shannon Drake. It is definitely the weakest in the trio for a variety of reasons. First, the heroine is what I classify as 'too dumb to live'. She makes many bad decisions that put the hero at risk and require him to save her. Second, there are several forced seductions that really didn't do it for me. Finally, the heroine is such a shrew to the hero, I could never understand why he was in love to her. The author needs to work on developing her characters and showing why the grow to love each other instead of focusing on action. It would also help if she created more likeable characters.