Blush (Arabesque)

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Summary: BLUSH is a provocative story of love in the corporate world.
Review: As my first romance novel, I have tried to make BLUSH a show-stopping story of love and desire set in the cosmetics industry. I hope my readers find the lovers to be realistic, beautiful people with whom they can relate

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Summary: Enjoyable
Review: Blush was an enjoyable corporate love story. I'd love to know what it was about an 18-year-old girl that made a man already in his 30s like Bryan Carson wait more than 12 years to make his move.

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Summary: Different
Review: Blush was very different compared to other romance novels that I have read. For Sarah to have gone through the death of both parents and having to run a company, she should not have been projected so immature when it came to Bryan, she should have been a strong, more self-confident woman. She wasn't even willing to like him just because he bought her company, that was silly. For Bryan to love have loved Sarah the way it was written, you would have thought he would have told her sooner, although I understand him waiting until after she was 18 yrs. old and I guess since it seems that some men don't actually grow up until they become the age of 40, I guess that was best for them.

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Summary: This story could have had so much potential
Review: I agree with the last reviewer. I thought it was just me. Romantic Times gave it such a great review and then Affair de Couer gave it a bad review. I wanted to find out for myself and I have to agree with the latter. The characters acted like giddy junior high schoolers and the diaglogue was unbelievable. I under stand Ms. Wright writes children's books and has won numerous awards. Maybe she is not cut out to write in the romance genre and stick to what she does best. This was a story that could have been so much more had it been developed in a more realistic manner. This book was not up the the Arabesque line of standards.

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Summary: This story could have had so much potential
Review: I agree with the last reviewer. I thought it was just me. Romantic Times gave it such a great review and then Affair de Couer gave it a bad review. I wanted to find out for myself and I have to agree with the latter. The characters acted like giddy junior high schoolers and the diaglogue was unbelievable. I under stand Ms. Wright writes children's books and has won numerous awards. Maybe she is not cut out to write in the romance genre and stick to what she does best. This was a story that could have been so much more had it been developed in a more realistic manner. This book was not up the the Arabesque line of standards.

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Summary: An interesting story
Review: I enjoyed reading about Sarah's and Bryan's relationship.

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Summary: Very Interesting
Review: I have to agree with the other revewiers. This story was really unbelievable! The characters didn't act in a realistic manner. I couldn't imagine Sarah as a CEO of her company. Overall, a very disappointing read.

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Summary: Disappointing Read!
Review: I have to agree with the other revewiers. This story was really unbelievable! The characters didn't act in a realistic manner. I couldn't imagine Sarah as a CEO of her company. Overall, a very disappointing read.

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Summary: Talk about head strong!!
Review: I liked the storyline. Sarah was one tough cookie! But Bryan was just the man for her, even though it took Sarah a while to realize that! But I must say the story could have had more dialogue between characters. All and all the book was ok. It had its moments.

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Summary: Talk about head strong!!
Review: I liked this storyline. Sarah was one tough cookie! But Bryan was just the man for her, even though it took Sarah a while to realize that! But I must say the story could have had more dialogue. All and all the book was ok, it had its moments!