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If Love Is Good To Me
Gifted musician Dosha Steele went to Tenerife, Spain, hoping to heal a broken heart and vowing never to love again. Yet in beautiful Puerto de la Cruz she meets brooding millionaire Christian Montero and he draws her into a sensuous web of passion. But even as they contemplate a future together, both wonder if either can overcome the secrets, the jealousy and mysterious misfortune that threatens their burgeoning romance….
Is their love doomed because of the death card Dosha picked in a Tarot reading? Or are less paranormal forces at work trying to destroy their future?
Is their love doomed because of the death card Dosha picked in a Tarot reading? Or are less paranormal forces at work trying to destroy their future?
- GenresRomance
Mass Market Paperback
First published October 1, 2006
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About the author
Francine Craft
27 books8 followersMore than anything, I'm a whole earth lover, but that doesn't mean I like everything. I do give people the benefit of the doubt, and I'm happy with that.
I've written 19 contemporary romance novels and been a participant in 4 romance anthologies for Harlequin, Kensington, and BET and. I've had a really good time writing romances and have a mainstream romance, Solomon and Sheba, biblically-based and this century to be released in 2012., but I've indie published a multicultural thriller, "Dying On The Edge," on sale now on Amazon and all online bookstores. I will also be doing a triology of biblically-oriented mainstream romances that I will also indie-publish. Edge will be a series. I love this, and I look forward to having you read and let me have your comments, yea or nay. They're all part of the writing game.
My mind really began to open when I began to indie-publish. I was lucky enough to find good help after many many stumbles and disappointments.
Please visit my interactive website. You'll find all my books and reviews on there and some good info about me. http://www.francinecraft.com.
I'm looking foward to hearing from you. My website is interactive.
Best,
Francine
I've written 19 contemporary romance novels and been a participant in 4 romance anthologies for Harlequin, Kensington, and BET and. I've had a really good time writing romances and have a mainstream romance, Solomon and Sheba, biblically-based and this century to be released in 2012., but I've indie published a multicultural thriller, "Dying On The Edge," on sale now on Amazon and all online bookstores. I will also be doing a triology of biblically-oriented mainstream romances that I will also indie-publish. Edge will be a series. I love this, and I look forward to having you read and let me have your comments, yea or nay. They're all part of the writing game.
My mind really began to open when I began to indie-publish. I was lucky enough to find good help after many many stumbles and disappointments.
Please visit my interactive website. You'll find all my books and reviews on there and some good info about me. http://www.francinecraft.com.
I'm looking foward to hearing from you. My website is interactive.
Best,
Francine
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September 15, 2008
UGH. TERRIBLE.
On one hand, I'm glad that I'm not a professional reviewer, because no amount of money could make me give this book a good review. On the other hand, I wish I were a professional reviewer, because I need hazard pay. I could feel my IQ just slipping lower with every page.
Dosha Steele went to Spain to heal her broken heart, but meets brooding millionaire Christian Montero. It seems that due to a wacked out Tarot card reading, Dosha seems to have unleased the aura of death around their love.
On the face of it, the story sounds intriguing. Then, when reading about Christian being one of those 'brown' children (when black soldiers fought in WWII in Europe, they had children with the local women - Spike Lee is doing a movie along these lines for Dec '08 release. Check his joint out) - that would have been an interesting back story re: Christian and his ancestory - but Francine Craft seems to have the ability of turning gold into lead. Or gold into straw.
First of all, in the book, the characters are already together, and it's all a bunch of kissyface throughout the book. Christian whispers endearments to Dosha, she whispers back. There is supposed to be a mystery relating to Christian's first wife's death, and Christian has a cousin with a lean and hungry look... and the book is just a mess.
AVOID. This isn't writing, it's a hack job.
On one hand, I'm glad that I'm not a professional reviewer, because no amount of money could make me give this book a good review. On the other hand, I wish I were a professional reviewer, because I need hazard pay. I could feel my IQ just slipping lower with every page.
Dosha Steele went to Spain to heal her broken heart, but meets brooding millionaire Christian Montero. It seems that due to a wacked out Tarot card reading, Dosha seems to have unleased the aura of death around their love.
On the face of it, the story sounds intriguing. Then, when reading about Christian being one of those 'brown' children (when black soldiers fought in WWII in Europe, they had children with the local women - Spike Lee is doing a movie along these lines for Dec '08 release. Check his joint out) - that would have been an interesting back story re: Christian and his ancestory - but Francine Craft seems to have the ability of turning gold into lead. Or gold into straw.
First of all, in the book, the characters are already together, and it's all a bunch of kissyface throughout the book. Christian whispers endearments to Dosha, she whispers back. There is supposed to be a mystery relating to Christian's first wife's death, and Christian has a cousin with a lean and hungry look... and the book is just a mess.
AVOID. This isn't writing, it's a hack job.
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