Stephanie K. (wytchysteph) reviewed Almost Forever: Almost Forever / For the Baby's Sake on + 39 more book reviews
Just started reading Linda Howard and so far I like her books. Just that touch of mystery and suspense to keep you going. Similar in style to Sandra Brown and Nora Roberts so I can see this one doing just as well as them. Recommend lovers of Brown and Roberts to look into reading some of Linda Howard.
Cynthia L. (ceeceelandau) reviewed Almost Forever: Almost Forever / For the Baby's Sake on + 282 more book reviews
I loved, loved, loved this book. I couldn't put this book down. Even though this book took me only a day to read, I place that soul on the fact that I never left the couch to even eat until I finished this book.
This book had nothing to do with anything supernatural. It made this book that much more exciting. I could picture the characters like it was someone I knew.
This book was about an everyday woman named Claire Westerbrook. After only a few years she's come to except the lose of her unborn child and the lost of her marriage. She's learned to live on her own, find a job she loves for a person she respects and live without the financial help from her ex-husband who's rich and remarried with child number two on the way.
Then enters Max Conroy. A man who's more intense then he seems. With the face and body of a model and the intellect to match his drive he's a man to be recon with. He's been sent to find information to help with his company's corporate take over. Then he meet's Claire, the secretary to the company CEO and Vice President.
His job was clear. Gather the information needed by any means necessary. What he didn't expect was to meet a person like Claire. With her silence and facade that cover's the intense and vulnerable person within. Max begins to fall for Claire and peruses her without remorse. When she begins to fall in love with Max and finds out the real reason he perused her she's determined to keep Max at arms length.
Can max break down her walls and get her to believe in him again. Can she trust a man that meet her under false pretense.
This book had nothing to do with anything supernatural. It made this book that much more exciting. I could picture the characters like it was someone I knew.
This book was about an everyday woman named Claire Westerbrook. After only a few years she's come to except the lose of her unborn child and the lost of her marriage. She's learned to live on her own, find a job she loves for a person she respects and live without the financial help from her ex-husband who's rich and remarried with child number two on the way.
Then enters Max Conroy. A man who's more intense then he seems. With the face and body of a model and the intellect to match his drive he's a man to be recon with. He's been sent to find information to help with his company's corporate take over. Then he meet's Claire, the secretary to the company CEO and Vice President.
His job was clear. Gather the information needed by any means necessary. What he didn't expect was to meet a person like Claire. With her silence and facade that cover's the intense and vulnerable person within. Max begins to fall for Claire and peruses her without remorse. When she begins to fall in love with Max and finds out the real reason he perused her she's determined to keep Max at arms length.
Can max break down her walls and get her to believe in him again. Can she trust a man that meet her under false pretense.
