Perfect Strangers

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Summary: Wonderful!!
Review: I loved this book! It was charming, heartwarming, and best of all the heroine, Gabrielle, was actually overweight! Despite her size, Connor sees her as a real person with beauty and feelings. Of all the romances I've read, (and I've read tons) this was the only one where the girl was plump. I loved both of the characters and I wish more authors would follow in Ms. Sinclair's footsteps.

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Summary: The Best Ms. Sinclair has written
Review: I loved this book. What made it so special was the rich and complex relationship between Connor Douglas and Gabrielle Carleton.

This is one of the few romances that have something more then the perfect twosome. This vital and yet wounded woman came through a lifetime of pain for being less then perfection. Her whole life had been judged by others because she was not size nine. This handsome reiver, saw beneath the obvious flaw to what she was.

Her battle to be accepted by others and her need to be just who she was a loving, passionate woman and a fit mate for anyone.

The passion between these two could sizzle to a crisp, anyone standing near.

Nothing shallow about this book.

Rating:
Summary: The Best Ms. Sinclair has written
Review: Rebecca Sinclair has written an entertaining, humorous story about some very strong-willed people. A true-to-life heroine with a true-to-life figure becomes the desire of a bigger-than-life man who truly recognized that beauty comes in more than a perfect package. More stories should be written with this in mind, it would become more real to the readers if everyone wasn't beautiful and perfectly shaped.

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining, real-life characters.
Review: Rebecca Sinclair has written an entertaining, humorous story about some very strong-willed people. A true-to-life heroine with a true-to-life figure becomes the desire of a bigger-than-life man who truly recognized that beauty comes in more than a perfect package. More stories should be written with this in mind, it would become more real to the readers if everyone wasn't beautiful and perfectly shaped.