On Equal Terms

by Catherine O'Connor

An adult desire…Sebastian Ferrari had accused Kate of being a spoiled, selfish child and his harsh words had made her angry. Why couldn't her stepbrother accept that she'd grown up and changed? Her feelings for him were certainly different-her teenage infatuation had deepened into very adult desire….Kate knew that she was more than ready to meet and work with Sebastian on equal terms. She was no longer a girl; she had to convince him that now she was all woman and that she wanted an affair-with him!

Genres: Romance, Harlequin Presents

169 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 1998

Reviews

[Tia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great stepsibling novel but it left me a lot of loose ends. The reason for the heroines leaving, her life surrounding her car accident. Not to mention a pregnancy never confessed at the end of the novel. I seem to simply adore the stepsibling novels because they are kind of forbidden but oh so romantic but this novel was a bit more fast pace. Still, a lovely read!

[Amara · Rating 2 out of 5]

I’m left unsure when the H fell for the h. One moment with %25 of the book left he’s saying he’s only ever seen her as a child. The next she’s been his first and only love. You never see any of their moments falling for each other in the past.

[Marion Wilson · Rating 1 out of 5]

convoluted drivel

I love all types of romance books but this takes the biscuit with the same theme over and over and over and for the ending of the story taking 10 seconds missing out one of the key elements
So very disappointing