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We All Scream
Dealing with business problems and a romantic betrayal leaves Diahann Marshall frustrated. Her sister suggests she order takeout and feast on a handsome delivery boy, but Diahann doesn’t expect the restaurant’s owner to show up at her door.Sun Li believes in a strong work ethic, it’s why he delivers Chinese food when his employees are sick. Meeting lovely customers is a plus, but when Sun realizes Diahann thinks he is a lowly delivery boy he is determined to help save her ice cream parlor, and win h
- GenresRomance
52 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 24, 2010
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February 4, 2012
Description: The economy has been rough on Diahann Marshall’s family-owned ice cream shop and her love life has gone even colder than the product she sells. Can local business owner Sun Li, who she thinks is a Chinese food delivery guy, be the perfect solve for both?
The Good: Compelling premise. I’m a big fan of mistaken identity plots and kept on reading just to see how it would all turn out.
The Bad: The H/H relationship is so under-developed that the great set-up is effectively ruined. Both characters (but especially Sun Li) lack strong/clear motivation, which makes suspension of disbelief particularly hard when certain romantic plot points play out. At the end of the day, this romance just isn’t very romantic. Also, the heroine’s sister, who is set up here for a book of her own, is meant to be funny, but often comes off as racist. (ex. she refers to the hero as Jackie Chan)
The Naughty: Steamy.
Editing issues: Several typos (counted 11). Missing chapter breaks in places.
Publisher: Phaze Books
Length: Novella
Final Grade: D+
Happy Reading,
Theodora from irbookreviews.com
The Good: Compelling premise. I’m a big fan of mistaken identity plots and kept on reading just to see how it would all turn out.
The Bad: The H/H relationship is so under-developed that the great set-up is effectively ruined. Both characters (but especially Sun Li) lack strong/clear motivation, which makes suspension of disbelief particularly hard when certain romantic plot points play out. At the end of the day, this romance just isn’t very romantic. Also, the heroine’s sister, who is set up here for a book of her own, is meant to be funny, but often comes off as racist. (ex. she refers to the hero as Jackie Chan)
The Naughty: Steamy.
Editing issues: Several typos (counted 11). Missing chapter breaks in places.
Publisher: Phaze Books
Length: Novella
Final Grade: D+
Happy Reading,
Theodora from irbookreviews.com
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