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Dragon #2
Dragon's Eden
When he awakens and meets the gaze of a sensual, silver-eyed angel, Jackson Daniels can't decide whether this tropical island is his prison--or sanctuary. Sugar is fascinated by the powerful warrior who would tempt a saint, but can this bounty hunter awaken the fire within her at last?
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1995
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Glenna McReynolds
25 books35 followersGlenna McReynolds was born March 25, 1953, in Lewiston, ID; she studied at Colorado Mountain College. She is a writer of medieval period and contemporary books and romances. She also publishes under the pseudonym Tara Janzen . McReynolds is a member of several writers organizations in Colorado, including Colorado Romance Writers Association, Colorado Authors League, Romance Writers of America, and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. Several of her books have won awards, including a RITA from the Romance Writers of America and a career achievement award from the Romantic Times in 1994.
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May 6, 2012
Hmmm. Got this off Amazon the other day as a new re-release republished under Tara Jenzen, an author's whose work I am fond of. This book, not so much.
The characters were okay, the setting was okay, but the actual plot was far, far too simple for what I was expecting. Apparently, both the hero and the heroine have pissed off some bad-assed Chinese pirate woman (nothing is shown and explanations are simplified and contrived). She has put bounties on each of them. Her daughter has stashed them away on a little-known island in the Caribbean. The heroine has lived there for several years, and the hero is dumped on her for convalescence. Nothing much happens except that each sort of thinks that s/he might be falling in love with the other. In 3 days. Yeah.
Not my bag, baby. Not my bag.
I like romance, but give me a freaking story to go with it.
The characters were okay, the setting was okay, but the actual plot was far, far too simple for what I was expecting. Apparently, both the hero and the heroine have pissed off some bad-assed Chinese pirate woman (nothing is shown and explanations are simplified and contrived). She has put bounties on each of them. Her daughter has stashed them away on a little-known island in the Caribbean. The heroine has lived there for several years, and the hero is dumped on her for convalescence. Nothing much happens except that each sort of thinks that s/he might be falling in love with the other. In 3 days. Yeah.
Not my bag, baby. Not my bag.
I like romance, but give me a freaking story to go with it.
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