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Absolument (2000)

by Heather Webber(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

2290102547 (ISBN13: 9782290102541)

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Lucy Valentine

review 1: It seemed like I was smiling when I was reading this one. First we have all of Lucy's family drama, so much about that made me laugh. Then there were the lost and found stories. From the start I was rooting for all the people. I wanted Meaghan to find Tristan and for them to get their HEA. It was iffy for a while due to Tristan's past. I hated what Tristan had lived with, but was glad that he learned it was all wrong. Even things with Mac had me hoping. I think things ended great for Mac and his family. I was glad that his daughter finally woke up. Even Lucy's friend Em, has a bright future due to her friends butting in. And lastly it seems like Lucy has come to terms with the limits Sean has, a very good thing.
review 2: Heather Webber does it again... more with the third installment of this book. You can tell just how much work she puts into her books by the amount of details we get from each character as they develop. This book continues with the psychic detective work of Lost Loves that once again puts Lucy in minor danger; minor only because of her boyfriend the fabulous Sean Donahue. Lucy and Sean share some very touching moments in this book because of his heart condition. As cheesy as it sounds, their love just seems so natural and therefore truly beautiful. And of course Preston is back. As annoying as she is, it's nice to see that she does have a "normal" side even if she's just trying to expose the Valentine secret. I think Lucy's half-brother Cutter might help stop her questions. Her parents, Dovie, Em and Marisol add their "fun" to the mix as well and make for a great addition to the series. This is definitely a series I'll be able to read over and over again! less

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