Chandra

Rating:
Summary: Another Awful Duplicate
Review: After the back of this book it sounded interesting. But it started out bad and went down hill from there. After the first couple of pages there was a rape. If that was not bad enough Chandra, the heroine is annoying to the point you wish the hero would just divorce her and marry some one else. Overall the book was a waste of my money.

Rating:
Summary: Waste of money
Review: After the back of this book it sounded interesting. But it started out bad and went down hill from there. After the first couple of pages there was a rape. If that was not bad enough Chandra, the heroine is annoying to the point you wish the hero would just divorce her and marry some one else. Overall the book was a waste of my money.

Rating:
Summary: Another Awful Duplicate
Review: Another story that started out strong but fizzled fast. Appalling characters.

Rating:
Summary: What was she thinking?
Review: I'm gracing this book with two stars only because Catherine Coulter wrote it. The book certainly doesn't deserve it. Having read most of Coulter's other work, I can only conclude that she was having some sort of mental lapse during this book's creation. I would never have matched this hero and heroine. There was simply no connection between them, besides him saving her. They should have just been friends and gone on to more pleasant love stories. Also, there was much cruelty throughout the book--calculated rape, punishment, etc. I stopped reading this book several times, and only completed it out of sheer boredom on a rainy day. Unlike most other books of this genre, I was not left with warm, happy feelings after reading it. Disturbed and tormented would be a more acurate description. I do not recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a strong, sound love story. You'll be left wanting and unsatisfied.

Rating:
Summary: What was she thinking?
Review: I'm gracing this book with two stars only because Catherine Coulter wrote it. The book certainly doesn't deserve it. Having read most of Coulter's other work, I can only conclude that she was having some sort of mental lapse during this book's creation. I would never have matched this hero and heroine. There was simply no connection between them, besides him saving her. They should have just been friends and gone on to more pleasant love stories. Also, there was much cruelty throughout the book--calculated rape, punishment, etc. I stopped reading this book several times, and only completed it out of sheer boredom on a rainy day. Unlike most other books of this genre, I was not left with warm, happy feelings after reading it. Disturbed and tormented would be a more acurate description. I do not recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a strong, sound love story. You'll be left wanting and unsatisfied.