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Summary: Weeeellll! Can't say it was too bad.
Review: I have trouble with Ethan Thorpe's problem with the age difference. Most men like them young -- although I understood his hangup because of his ex.Indecisive, wishy-washy, hormones??? Naw! Just not thinking like a man. A man's attitude needs to be researched more for this type of book. Brittany Baldwin's gentle take-over of the son and grandfather was really great but she wants to let the hormones take over??? Not very mature -- The ex was truly a bit of a witch. Made a good villian. Story not that bad just lacking somewhere. Still a decent read.
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Review: Thirty-six year old college Professor Ethan Thorpe needs help with his father, so he hires twenty-one year old Brittany Baldwin. Ethan is instantly attracted to Brittany, but knows that nothing can come of it. Ethan has experience, has been married, divorced, and is the father of a toddler. Brittany has no family of her own and develops strong bonds with the Thorpe men. Ethan's grandfather is a delight and he forms strong emotional ties to Brittany as well. Ethan's ex-wife decides she no longer wants to care for their son and turns him over full time to Ethan. Brittany is now taking care of Ethan's father and son. No longer able to control their feelings, Ethan and Brittany have several 'make out' sessions. This is where I start having problems with the story. Ethan is supposed to be the more mature person, but it felt like it was actually Brittany who was the more mature one. Ethan fires Brittany on several occasions because he couldn't control his hormones. He leads her on through most of the story. His emotions and attitude kept running hot and cold. The story had potential, but it turned out to be not real exciting.
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Review: Thirty-six year old college Professor Ethan Thorpe needs help with his father, so he hires twenty-one year old Brittany Baldwin. Ethan is instantly attracted to Brittany, but knows that nothing can come of it. Ethan has experience, has been married, divorced, and is the father of a toddler. Brittany has no family of her own and develops strong bonds with the Thorpe men. Ethan's grandfather is a delight and he forms strong emotional ties to Brittany as well. Ethan's ex-wife decides she no longer wants to care for their son and turns him over full time to Ethan. Brittany is now taking care of Ethan's father and son. No longer able to control their feelings, Ethan and Brittany have several 'make out' sessions. This is where I start having problems with the story. Ethan is supposed to be the more mature person, but it felt like it was actually Brittany who was the more mature one. Ethan fires Brittany on several occasions because he couldn't control his hormones. He leads her on through most of the story. His emotions and attitude kept running hot and cold. The story had potential, but it turned out to be not real exciting.
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