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Hers Forever
Grief-stricken after the tragic loss of her husband and young son, beautiful Cari Fremont finds herself alone, at the mercy of her cruel brother-in-law, and enters into a desperate bargain with Dominic Saxton, the sworn enemy of the Fremonts. Original.
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First published November 1, 1995
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May 12, 2009
If you are in the mood for a so-so romance with okay characters, pick up Hers Forever. The love scenes are steamy and many of them. The villians are true evil and somewhat laughable but Cari, the heroine is strong and you will be shocked and disgusted by what she had to go through from her husband and his brother Jullian who is so obsessed with her to the point of madness.
Because Dominic wants revenge on Jullian, Cari becomes his mistress for revenge and to get away from Jullian (he sould have a mustache to twirl he is so evil), since her husband and son died in a fire and she is at his mercy. The chemistry between Cari and Dominic is minimal even with the passionate love scenes. We never really understand what attracted Dom to Cari. There are some over the top scenes and characters that try to move the story along, but not too well.
Garrett could become a better writer and the reader can see some of that in this book, but still she needs some work as does this story.
If you prefer over the top villians and love scenes every 5 pages, give this a try.
Because Dominic wants revenge on Jullian, Cari becomes his mistress for revenge and to get away from Jullian (he sould have a mustache to twirl he is so evil), since her husband and son died in a fire and she is at his mercy. The chemistry between Cari and Dominic is minimal even with the passionate love scenes. We never really understand what attracted Dom to Cari. There are some over the top scenes and characters that try to move the story along, but not too well.
Garrett could become a better writer and the reader can see some of that in this book, but still she needs some work as does this story.
If you prefer over the top villians and love scenes every 5 pages, give this a try.
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