Barbara R. (Crop4Fun) reviewed The Throw-Away Bride (Golden Spurs, Bk 3) (Silhouette Desire, No 1912) on + 1217 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Abby Collins wasn't in the habit of having one-night stands. Especially with strong but staid ranchers like Leo Storm. Their night together had been wilder than she'd ever imagined, but it had consequences that Abby hadn't bargained for. She was pregnantwith Leo's baby. He'd asked her to marry himsaid it would make things easier. And while marriage to a wealthy CEO would make some women swoon, Abby really only wanted for her and her baby to be loved. And that was the one thing Leo might not be capable of.
Laura P. (hemmputnam) reviewed The Throw-Away Bride (Golden Spurs, Bk 3) (Silhouette Desire, No 1912) on + 1117 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
I think you might enjoy this book if you have read the earlier books in the series. I had not and was left thinking the heroine was whiny (Do you really love me? Everyone always leaves me.) and the hero was dumb (I meant to tell you that you are adopted, I just couldn't figure out how.). His way of showing consideration and building friendship after they get married is to stop having sex with her - not what I'm looking for in a romance!
La-Shauna F. (SHADY) reviewed The Throw-Away Bride (Golden Spurs, Bk 3) (Silhouette Desire, No 1912) on + 1266 more book reviews
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In one book we have a lost heir, a lost twin, a marriage of convenience, an accidental pregnancy, a forest fire and the cherry on top is some really unbelievably poor writing, even for the Silhouette Desire line. There might actually be more dramatic! high! points! The plot was silly (sillier than usual, yes), the characters were silly and the sex scenes were corny.
