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Bride In A Gilded Cage (2010)

by Abby Green(Favorite Author)

3.49 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0373129483 (ISBN13: 9780373129485)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Harlequin

series

Rafael and Rico

review 1: The tango is a dance which requires two partners moving in relation to each other, sometimes in tandem, sometimes in opposition. Abby Green has taken this theme and placed her hero Rafael and the heroine Isabella into the dance. It seems right from the first that the opposition aspect of the dance dominates the relationship of these two people thrust into a marriage of convenience. Rafael grew on me as time went on. I really disliked him at first meeting as he seemed to be the stereotypical alpha so common in Modern Presents where Sexy equals sexually active rather than possessing any meaningful attributes of a great lover. When you read up to three books a day of this type the commonalities start to scream at you.However as the story progressed and we began to unders... moretand his history I did warm to him and by the end of the book I loved him and was happy to see him with his happy ending with the woman who had led him such a dance.
review 2: It was okay read,i disliked Rafeal-Isobel,their relationship lacked everything Trust,Understanding and Communication,both of them hurted each other and humiliated each other,Isobel pushing Rafael away,slapping him and jumping to conclusions about him and Rafael he has been in love and engaged with another woman Ana Perez but she left him and now he does'nt wants to make himself weak and vulnerable again so he had made these thick walls around him but he constantly keeps comparing what he felt for And and what he feels for IsobelI felt though these two loved each other but their own insecurities,fear,lack of trust and communication made their marriage hell and these two made each other miserable then everything is sorted out and they have their HEAOkay read less

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