However, for me, it becomes boring and annoying when the author is stuck in the same plot in most of her books. Or they are victims of something and need the man to swoop in and save the day.
Plus, I don't know what it is about this author, but it seems like most of her female characters are weak, whiny, and weepy.
The actual conversations between the two main characters in both books (so far) is cringe-worthy, unrealistic, sappy and provokes many eye rolls and outbursts of "OMG". There's wayyyyy too much inner dialogue, and it goes on and on and on. These books could be much shorter if the author didn't consistently repeat herself. But I'm a big fan of Jacob Morgan, so I'm hoping his narration in the third book is better. So that right there kind of runs it for me. I'm writing this review only halfway through the second book in the series. Now he wants her just as badly as he did all those years ago, and he's willing to do whatever it takes to win her back.įall for all the brooding bad boys of Broadshire Rim and the women they can't live without.ĬWs for this title are available on my website. But now she's back, and 13 years and thousands of miles couldn't dull the flames. When she left town, he thought he'd never see her again. Maxon had no other choice but to let Izzy go. Even with the threat of losing everything, he can't stop himself from having her again. As one of the most powerful attorneys in Charleston, he won't let anyone get in his way, until Grace steps through his door. But 10 years later, he's become a different man, and he will do anything to get her back. Jace knew that he could never be the man Faith deserved and left her with a broken heart. Jackson come three unforgettable full-length, steamy, suspenseful small-town romance novels. From New York Times and USA Today best-selling author A.L.
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