Hands On

by Scarlett Hope

Madeline’s father has died and left her a farm she never wanted. Intending to sell, she visits the property one last time and finds not only the past she’d been missing, but a future she can welcome with open arms.

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Reviews

[Stacey · Rating 2 out of 5]

providing a review after receiving a complementary copy from the author

bland is how i would describe this book. i could just not get into it and i didn't really like the characters.

i hated that the enlarged capital letter starting each chapter was covering half of the line underneath, just seems like poor editing that should have be fixed before release.

there seemed to be so many answered questions or weird writing choices.

why didn't she maintain any relationship with her father or brothers?
why is she completely unaware of anything in her brothers lives re their wives names?
why didn't any one contact her directly instead of contact thru the mother?
what happens with her life and job?
is she staying at the time full time?
are they a couple in the end? or did she just have a one night stand with her employee?

would i read again? no
would i read authors other works? no

[PIONEER · Rating 2 out of 5]

I guess I never really got into this. I, personally, felt bored because of how chill, normal, and soft this was. I'm not the soft type of book chick.

Are we going to ignore the fact that the ending wasn't that perfect?
The chick has a life completely unrelated to the land. I'm assuming the ending points to the chick and the dude having a happily ever after, but that wouldn't be that simple. She has a life to get back to; she can't just stay on this land. The dude's life is on the land; he can't just pick up everything and go to the city. Well, considering she decided to keep the land... Yeah, whatever.

[RedEnigma94 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice story. Loved both of the lead characters, and the sexual tension and build up was written very well. Wish it was longer though to give Madeline a more drawn out confrontation with her mother. That woman was cold as ice, and didn't deserve a such a sweet daughter like Madeline. I also wish there was an epilogue to give us a small glimpse of Madeline's life with Andrew and how things were going running a farm.

[Rositsa · Rating 4 out of 5]

A short novel, easy and enjoyable to read. I liked the characters very much but would have preferred a more thorough and profound description of them. As they are, at the end I was left with the feeling like something is missing.

[Noreen Bennett · Rating 3 out of 5]

A quick easy read. Would have enjoyed it more if it was a full novel.