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Forgotten Father (2011)

by Carol Rose(Favorite Author)

3.33 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0011533072 (ISBN13: 2940011533075)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Carol Rose, via Smashwords

review 1: Wow is all I can really say...I guess the complexity of the book and the hmmmm factor made me fall in love. The author kept me wanting to turn the page and find out what would happen next. Yes, there were parts that were predictable but the rest..was just interesting. I will be reading more of the authors books. I love the characters in the book and I also wish that I could read more about the Cedar's .. is there a long lost family member or someone who we can learn about. Can we see Jenna's story? I just absolutely loved this book!
review 2: I was close to giving this four stars. I liked the premise. Two people lock eyes across the room, instant attraction. They have a wonderful passion filled night in which of course the woman puts far more stock in than t... morehe man, and then the next morning when he learns her name he verbally accuses her of being a gold digger and throws her out causing her to get in a car and have an accident, where she gets amnesia forgetting everything from that morning to six weeks prior. Then waking up to find she is pregnant but can't remember the father.I liked Delanie. She was smart, beautiful, and had a way with people. Charm and Charisma is what they call it. In a lot of ways, I wished I was like her. But I thought at the beginning she was a little too starry eyed. She looked across the room and instantly fell in love, and then once they had sex she fell even more in love, calling him her soulmate. It was just a bit much and a bit cheesy.Mitchell I just wasn't a fan of. He placed far too much stock in money. He wasn't charming, or funny. I just never really got that much of a connection between them besides the physical.But my biggest problem with this book was when she repeated the thoughts of the characters over and over again. She would go on a rant from the middle to the end of a chapter about how they couldn't understand something the other character did, and then she would start the next chapter having them restate the same thing they were mad about at the end of the last one.I did like this book, but if any kind of repetition bothers you I wouldn't suggest this book. less

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