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Pernikahan Pura-Pura (2007)

by Lynne Graham(Favorite Author)

3.54 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Gramedia Pustaka Utama

series

A Mediterranean Marriage

review 1: Ah, those harlequin couples can be so silly with their ridiculous ideas, false theories, and back-and-forth misunderstandings. Lynne Graham continues her usual strange virginity and baby obsession. Still, it was enjoyable as the story moved along quickly, had spunk/spark, and I dug the mains. Sophie was sweet, different, fun, and feisty. The hero was a good one as well, liked his traditional approaches and sense of humor. Not particularly steamy but I wasn't that interested with that for this story, so that didn't deter from the story. Lydia as the existing baby wasn't annoying and was cute, kept well in the story. The beginning especially shone. Not a big fan of the arranged marriage but here it works well enough.
review 2: Our hero Antonio is a Spanish marqui... mores. Sophie, who works as a cleaner, is raising his orphaned baby niece alone after the death of her sister who never really cared for her child to begin with. Antonio suggests a marriage of convenience so as to protect his brother’s child and give his niece a mother and a stable home. Sophie accepts because she can’t stay away from her niece plus she is infertile after her battle with leukemia so her future seems pretty bleak. What she doesn't count on is Antonio picking her up after her dreams come crashing down and giving her a home and the love she craves. A very sweet, intense love story! Antonio is a man to die for! He’s reserved and formal and he’s got fantastic manners. He is a true gentleman. Heroine is sweet yet sassy and wears her heart on her sleeve. They compliment each other in the most fabulous ways. The ending is super adorable and just perfect for them. I'm bonkers for books with babies. less

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