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Rizqi Mauludin _izqimakbar — ** spoiler alert ** SPOILERS: I just spent my evening being immensely annoyed at a book. This is why I avoid most HP like some STD unless it's recommended to me. Somehow this book got in my TBR pile and I bitterly regret attempting to read it. What a waste of an evening. First, let me tell you that the book's description is misleading! It makes it seem like she up and left him but the truth is, the uptight a-hole left HER and her daughters 9-10 months prior to her moving across the ocean. She then asked for a divorce only "if" he couldn't love her. So this is how they divorce. Moreover, he never attempted to get her back in any way whatsoever nor attempted to see the children much. He in fact, had moved on and was already engaged to another woman 2 years later when the heroine shows up. Of course, she's been emotionally and physically frozen all that time like a good little, no-life HP heroine. Marco is an up tight, stuck-up, rich alpha male who's practically engaged to a princess when he has a one night stand with the beautiful but gauche heroine who's been infatuated with her boss since the day she saw him. She's very much aware that he's not a single man. The night's lovemaking leads to babies, so they marry. The marriage falls apart shortly there after because he's cold and seemingly regretful of being married to her. She on the other hand is utterly slavishly in love with the unfeeling bastard who only treats her in contempt. His disrespectful and belittling remarks shreds her already low self esteem, where she just couldn't take the lack of love, or caring she needed from the man she completely adored. The book opens 2 years after the divorce, and she's returned in hope of getting her daughter closer to the absent father who's been ignoring them. Because ultimately, there wasn't anyone else who could take them in if she died to cancer. However, the hero is back with his ex, the same ex he cheated on with the heroine and he was to marry this princess just within 2 1/2 months. There were just too many things I disliked about this book. One, that poor princess! He cheated on her with the heroine, then does it again! Heroine too, where was her integrity?! It all makes it worse because the princess isn't a wicked witch. Two, I wasn't feeling much chemistry, in fact I thought the hero showed more caring towards the OW (princess), even telling her he loves her right in front of the heroine. Three, hero was a great father only when it was convenient to him. Ultimately, why I hated this book, and why I put it down to write this long ass rant fest.... He does not change his ways, nor his apparent feelings or his plans to marry this princess until he finds out about her illness. I felt like he was attempting to straighten things out with her out of PITY now that she might die on him! Ever hear of a thing called a "pity f*ck"? And of course, the heroine is mentally rambling on and on about how much she loves him and only him (even though, he's engaged to marry someone else, stupid!)... like any mindless, spineless HP heroine. I still have about 70pages left of this wreck but I think I'm going to just ditch it.

Rob Snyder nakidone — This book was really interesting and an easy read. Exactly what i needed as a distraction. I enjoyed reading it. The writing style was a little different, but still very enjoyable to read.

吖 Jessica jhp09162140 — Who are you and what have you done with Nora Roberts??? I'm glad Ms. Roberts has enjoyed setting up her very own bed and breakfast. From descriptions, I think it might be a place I'd like to go. The Next Always celebrates the journey of creating a bed and breakfast. Too much. We get more information about building and decorating than we do about the characters. While growing emotions between the couple are there, there is none of La Nora's usual build up of characters. It feels like the characters are secondary to the B&B. I forced myself to read the first 3rd of the book and just gave up. Additionally, I don't mind if characters swear. It is a good way to further define the character. In this book, the swearing was jarring and distracting. The verbage is unlike any I've seen in previous books by La Nora. It was almost as if she was saying "hey, builders swear a lot, just hear them!" Hey, I've been around builders and contractors of various kinds. This kind of verbage is used. It has a context. In the book, context was explained but not shown. Jarring and distracting. I so wanted to like this series but found myself caring so little about the characters that I gave up. Thankfully, I borrowed the book from the library. Here's hoping La Nora does better in her next standalone or trilogy. I'm not investing time in this trilogy. Would I recommend this to a reader of Contemporary Romance? No Would I recommend this to a romance reader who dreams of setting up her own B&B? Yes Would I recommend this to a man in a bear suit? No. He's a bear. Indoor housing would not be of interest to him.