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R. Casteel

Autore di Taneika: Daughter of the Wolf

8+ opere 38 membri 1 recensione

Opere di R. Casteel

The Crimson Rose (2002) 7 copie
Mistress of Table Rock (2003) 6 copie
The Toymaker (2003) 5 copie
Chameleon (2007) 3 copie
Cherry Hill (2005) 2 copie
Island Oasis 1 copia

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Informazioni generali

Sesso
male
Nazionalità
USA
Luogo di nascita
Lancaster, Missouri, USA
Luogo di residenza
Lancaster, Missouri, USA
Organizzazioni
U.S. Navy

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The story begins with Rose Ann Shawnassy and Marine Sergeant Mark Grady getting married before he is shipped out to Beirut. The writer makes you feel, these two found a wonderful love and because of that and not because she became pregnant did they marry. The kindness and gentle manner of Mark in caring for his new wife on their wedding night is very touching. But soon after him arrives in Beirut, Mark is killed.

One of the more interesting things about the book for me was learning how the military works concerning death announcements, procedures, medical coverage, etc. As Mark’s family learns of his death, his brother Dennis an Ex-Special Forces Staff Sergeant comes to town to investigate the new bride.

Dennis, while trying to comfort Rose through her loss of her husband begins to fall in love with her. The writer does a great job sharing these two people’s mutual attraction and the exploration of their new love. We must remember that when love does come ... the circumstances may not be ideal but if you have the courage to explore and open your heart to the other person, you may find your soul mate.

Because of the many characters in the book, sometimes it was tricky following the story lines. The espionage added the suspense and a vehicle for making the hero and heroine work together.

This book reminds us that love can come at any time. Enjoy the read.
… (altro)
½
 
Segnalato
memasmb | Jan 1, 2011 |

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8
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Utenti
38
Popolarità
#383,442
Voto
½ 3.5
Recensioni
1
ISBN
12