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Maggy's Child

Maggy's Child

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Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Entertaining but...
Review: ... highly predictable, to say the least. The story may sound familiar: damsel in distress, too good to be true good guy, psychotic bad guy. Guess how it ends! Need I say any more?

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Stupid Silly Characters
Review: Again, Karen Robards has disappointed me. I used to be a fan but after the terrible "Senator's Wife" and now this, I'm going to avoid her. This book is so aggravating. I really can't muster sympathy for a woman who lets herself get physically tortured by a monster. She's a mother who should have been far more responsible. She's also a wimp when it comes to Nick, who just barges into her life and orders her around, almost like Lyle. And what was the deal about Nick blackmailing her with photographs from her past? You'd fall in love with a blackmailer? And Nick's character is a bland formless male being with no personality or charm. No, I'm sorry but again, Karen Robards has greated a romance story with truly odious lead characters.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Stupid Silly Characters
Review: Again, Karen Robards has disappointed me. I used to be a fan but after the terrible "Senator's Wife" and now this, I'm going to avoid her. This book is so aggravating. I really can't muster sympathy for a woman who lets herself get physically tortured by a monster. She's a mother who should have been far more responsible. She's also a wimp when it comes to Nick, who just barges into her life and orders her around, almost like Lyle. And what was the deal about Nick blackmailing her with photographs from her past? You'd fall in love with a blackmailer? And Nick's character is a bland formless male being with no personality or charm. No, I'm sorry but again, Karen Robards has greated a romance story with truly odious lead characters.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is a GREAT romance/suspense book.
Review: Do you like romance and suspense, all rolled into one? If you do, then this is the book for you. It is about a mother who runs into her old boyfriend (who also happens to be her sons father, although he doesn't know). Her husband has spent most of their married life abusing her, and poisining her sons mind against her. Then in walks the old boyfriend and sparks fly. That is where the suspense comes in and where I take off. It is a wonderful read!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Maggie's Child
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this book! If you love to desire love and excitement, this book is for you! Karen did a fabulous job of engaging the reader into the intricacy of the relationships and adventures that take place in Maggie's Child. This book was difficult to put down because you simply need to know what's going to happen next, epecially between Maggie and Nick. Karen's vocabulary and descriptions are rich and colorful, which makes the plots and characters come to life. I passed this book onto my mother, who NEVER reads, and she read six chapters in one night and wants to buy all Karen's books. We agree that a night reading about Nick and Maggie is far better than a night watching tv. Enjoy!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Maggie's Child
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this book! If you love to desire love and excitement, this book is for you! Karen did a fabulous job of engaging the reader into the intricacy of the relationships and adventures that take place in Maggie's Child. This book was difficult to put down because you simply need to know what's going to happen next, epecially between Maggie and Nick. Karen's vocabulary and descriptions are rich and colorful, which makes the plots and characters come to life. I passed this book onto my mother, who NEVER reads, and she read six chapters in one night and wants to buy all Karen's books. We agree that a night reading about Nick and Maggie is far better than a night watching tv. Enjoy!

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Not my cup of tea
Review: I'm not sure, but I think it had something to do with Lyle's satan-like behavior that turned me off to this one. I liked the storyline, however, 'I'm pregnant and the real father doesn't find out for 15 years', but the atrocious and dreadful circumstances that Maggie endures just to protect the secret...and then finally reveals the truth in the end...is just not my idea of romance.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Not my cup of tea
Review: I'm not sure, but I think it had something to do with Lyle's satan-like behavior that turned my off to this one. I liked the storyline, however, 'I'm pregnant and the real father doesn't find out for 15 years', but the atrocious and dreadful circumstances that Maggie endures just to protect the secret...and then finally reveals the truth in the end...is just not my idea of romance.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Maggy's Child
Review: Just when you think you know what will happen-here comes another twist or turn! She has written better but this one still kept me awake at night until I finished!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Reviewing plot and the relationship of Maggy and Nick.
Review: Maggy Forrest used to be known as Maggy Garcia, a girl from the slums. But, that was twelve long years ago, when she was another person, in love with another man. Nick King. Nick was a fantasy man--tall, handsome, and sensitive. Nick was also Maggy's soulmate. When Maggy had grown restless of her life she meets Lyle Forrest. Lyle is full of money and bottomless promises that sweep Maggy off her feet. Instead of living a life of luxury Maggy has learned the real meaning of fear. She would gladly run away from Lyle except for one thing. Her twelve-year-old son David worships the ground Lyle walks on. To add to all of this there is rumor that Nick King is back in town and searching for Maggy. What path will Maggy chose" the one with Lyle her abusive husband who offers her nothing but money, or the one with Nick who is her true soulmate and offers her and David his unconditional love? The relationship of thirty year old Maggy and Nick drive the plot of the whole book. Their past is as riveting as a story of their future might be. Maggy and Nick met in the projects--low budget housing in Portland, Louisivianna. WHen they met Maggy was six and from the moment Nick met her had taken care of her as a sister, and and later as a lover. When she had left Nick, he bitter with resentment, getting into increasingly illegal schemes and almost landing behind bars on numerous ocassions, Although it has been twelve years since they habe seen each other, it seems like it was no more than twelve days. Finally after Nick finds out about Maggy's abuse Maggy goes with Nick to ponder over her future: with or without Nick.


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