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Siempre Tuyo (TOP NOVEL) (2012)

by Charlotte Featherstone(Favorite Author)

3.79 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Harlequin Ibérica, S.A.

series

Connected Books

review 1: Short but good! Only 6 chapters. Lots of emotional development and a HEA.A married couple has become bored and their sex life has stagnated. This is the dilemma that the duke and duchess of Sutcliffe have and the book opens with them in the middle of a drawn out slowly progressing love scene before the frightening sounds of a thunderstorm cause their children to cry, and Christian, the Duke, is frustrated and annoyed by the interruption of their children (they have four) and he instantly loses his erection. Then he storms out of the house and isn't seen by his wife for a sennight. I don't know why Adrian was introduced in the book. Adrian seems to be deserving of an entire book by himself.
review 2: What did I think??? I think that this book was fan-fri... moreggin-tabulous.Take out the character name Elizabeth - insert Jodie, and change the Christian to Wayne and the first 40% or so of this book would be my life. Ok, take out the mansion, the 4 kids (I only have 2), the butlet, the nannies, the servants, horse and carriage etc etc....and it would be a great reflection of my life.I was actually in tears at one stage because this book hit so close to home. I probably wouldn't recommend this book to people without kids - because frankly most of them have no concept of what it is like. But to anyone that has small children and that is also trying to have a sex life - THIS IS A MUST READ.I loved how they reconcilled and hope that in the future when I get my Mansion, butler, nannies, servants etc (but no more kids)...I will have my happily ever after.Thanks to my lovelly buddies who recommended this to me...You know who u are you sexy wenches. less

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