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Tyrell's Lilies #2
Flame Lily
After discovering that his beloved, Linette Sanders, had wed another, Confederate officer Hunter Tyrrell swears off love and tries to rebuild his life, until Linette reappears and reveals the dark secret that had forced her into a loveless marriage
10 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 1994
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Candace Camp
121 books1,251 followersCandace Camp is the New York Times bestselling author of over sixty books.
Her first novel, *Bonds of Love*, was published by Jove Publishing in 1978, under the pseudonym Lisa Gregory. Two pseudonyms (Kristin James and Sharon Stephens)and many books later, Candace writes under her own name Candace Camp and still loves creating stories.
Candace lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband and is the mother of Young Adult author Anastasia Hopcus.
Her first novel, *Bonds of Love*, was published by Jove Publishing in 1978, under the pseudonym Lisa Gregory. Two pseudonyms (Kristin James and Sharon Stephens)and many books later, Candace writes under her own name Candace Camp and still loves creating stories.
Candace lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband and is the mother of Young Adult author Anastasia Hopcus.
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December 21, 2014
Worthy sequel of "Rain Lily":
Insightful writing....I cried real tears during this one!
The passion and sexual chemistry is still there between Hunter and Linette after many years of hate, pain and delusion...
There was only one thing, I didn`t understand enough: When they finally slept with each other on the trip the first time again, he was so cold and distant the next morning. Why?
I understand he was offended and desperate thinking she never loved him, as she married so soon again.
But then in that night he already knew the true reason, he event felt guilty, that she had to marry Benton. He understood it all, he wanted her back, loved her. Why it took so long to the end of the book when he finally confessed his love (and devotion *deepsigh*) to her?
He saw how affectionate and responding to him she was that night. She expressed her love to him...
And he knew it all why she had to marry Benton....and how somewhat it was his fault too. But, he hold it back all to the end and hurt Linette with that.
This annoyed me a bit.
Why deny these feelings when you see that they are mutual?
That`s why it is 4,5 stars for me =)
Maybe some phrases and words more in this part, on why he is acting that way would be helpful =)
++ Note: This review is written by a non-native speaker, so there may be mistakes. Forgive me in advance. ++
Insightful writing....I cried real tears during this one!
The passion and sexual chemistry is still there between Hunter and Linette after many years of hate, pain and delusion...
There was only one thing, I didn`t understand enough: When they finally slept with each other on the trip the first time again, he was so cold and distant the next morning. Why?
I understand he was offended and desperate thinking she never loved him, as she married so soon again.
But then in that night he already knew the true reason, he event felt guilty, that she had to marry Benton. He understood it all, he wanted her back, loved her. Why it took so long to the end of the book when he finally confessed his love (and devotion *deepsigh*) to her?
He saw how affectionate and responding to him she was that night. She expressed her love to him...
And he knew it all why she had to marry Benton....and how somewhat it was his fault too. But, he hold it back all to the end and hurt Linette with that.
This annoyed me a bit.
Why deny these feelings when you see that they are mutual?
That`s why it is 4,5 stars for me =)
Maybe some phrases and words more in this part, on why he is acting that way would be helpful =)
++ Note: This review is written by a non-native speaker, so there may be mistakes. Forgive me in advance. ++
April 2, 2013
havnt had much time to read lately because we have a baby on the way. But this was a wonderful read.
August 11, 2013
2-1/2 stars
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