Tabitha Emmanuel writes emotionally intense romance, romantic suspense, and character-driven stories filled with passion, conflict, obsession, and heart.
A lifelong book lover and avid reader, she has always been drawn to stories with powerful emotions, complicated relationships, protective heroes, strong heroines, and the kind of tension that keeps readers turning pages late into the night.
When she is not writing, she is usually reading, dreaming up new characters, exploring story ideas, or indulging her love for shopping and fiction. She also enjoys writing interactive stories as a creative hobby.
Through her books, Tabitha hopes to give readers the same escape, excitement, and emotional rush that made her fall in love with storytelling in the first place.
Five stars for the how the book ends. I absolutely loved the female lead and I don’t blame her for any of the stances she took. I will also say, she was never a mistress even though she wasn’t given an official title prior to his engagement announcement and he gets what he deserves.
A couple of things — first off, the boys are older than three at the end. They are closer to six but the FMC thinks about the bookstore incident being three years ago. That incident happened before she started showing. So it should have been six years ago.
Second there is no HEA. The MMC understands now that his life centers on her and the twins. And the end is her offering her hand? Puhleeze…
Not a favorite. It’s short enough that another chapter or two should have been added to include a HEA or at minimum a HFN. Or an epilogue five years later where they are definitely together, married and with more children.
Also, the mother, sister, and fake fiancée stories didn’t really wrap up satisfactorily. Just my opinion…
KU and while I like this author a lot, I didn’t resonate with this story at all. Sorry,
I mean I know they will get together but I wanted to see it. He definitely groveled and was celibate, I think, while they were apart for six years and then 2 years while he tried to won her back. The boys were so cute. I love the way this author writes children. They are too adorable. Several things in this novel surprised me. How she told them right away he was their Father. I hate when the heroines don't do that. It annoys me. Then that he didn't blame her for keeping them from him. He owned his mistake and I liked that alot. Was he a good man at the beginning? Absolutely not! I despised him but by the end, I definitely liked him. He definitely regretted his actions. And the heroine had a spine. I liked that the most.
Maddox has given Calla no promises, no future. Just nothing. An engagement to another woman sets into motion Calla deciding to leave when she discovers she will be having his twins. Maddox learns the hard way how his actions caused him to lose the woman he loved.
The story was well written, but was not my favorite. I enjoy reading more angst between the two main characters. Still, I enjoyed reading something written with intelligence.
to the 6 people that gave this 5 stars please explain to me why. I can't not finish a book but this was the first one I didn't really want to. The twins are 5 and then 6 but the incident in the store still happened 3 years ago. Why was Serena no longer friendly to her best friend. Why keep everything private for ten years if his family knew about it. She moved in with her parents but they are never seen, their thoughts upon his return never mentioned. The wording made me want to grab a dictionary half the time. I did give it 2 stars because it takes bravery to put your words out there.
This one is good but unrealistic which is fine but sometimes it was too much. The writing is good, some editing is needed. This is the story of a young woman who didn’t value herself at all in her love for the MMC, but finally hits rock bottom and finds the inner strength to lift herself up to protect her unborn baby and herself. This story is of a journey of growth for both main characters.