Recommended by: I got it on a whim at the library.
From the Back Cover: His interest in her was purely professional . . . Or so he told himself. Nash Kirkland had sought out the alluring Morgana Dovovan to help him research his latest screenplay, though the hardheaded skeptic didn't believe for a minute she was what she professed to be. But, as Morgana revealed herself to him, Nash found himself falling under her bewitching spell. Nash had never trusted his feelings and always kept them in check. So how could he be sure the irresistible passion he felt for Morgana was real and not just some conjurer's trick?
My Thoughts: I'm tired so this will be very brief. I thought this was Okay ~ not fantastic, but not horrible. This is the first Nora Roberts book I’ve read in years. I thought there could have been more development, bother with the characters and the settings but the story was only 197 pages so with that in mind it was all right. I’ll read the next in the series, just because you know how I am with those series books. I can’t just read the first one…and maybe the next one will be better.
Labels: Nora Roberts, Okay, Paranormal
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At 8:03 AM,
Tara Marie -
Hey I read this one and I really enjoyed it...I thought Nash was a great hero, and I think Morganna's story was my favorite of this trio of stories, although maybe I'm wrong..I'll have to check this out, I read this at the beginning of the year...eek! What was the sister's name? Maybe it was her book that I liked the most, I forget dammit.
But yeah I remember thinking that it could've been better had I gotten to know the characters more, but it was good for me though. -
Mailyn ~ I'm finishing this series, and then I've also started Montana Sky.
Dylan ~ The 3rd cousin's name is Anastasia ~ haven't gotten to her story yet. That's up next.
I'm almost wondering if maybe I didn't like this story as much because the stories I've read lately have been between 300-500 pages? Since this book was a lot smaller, maybe that's what I didn't like about it?
There I go, playing Devil's Advocate with myself again......
I liked this one, read it way back when it was new and have reread many times over the years. You can see so much of NR future characters in Morgana, her strengths. Loved when her temper and hurt feelings get the best of her, Nash didn't know what hit him.