I'd say do yourself a favour and skip this - but it seems some people like it, so there you go.Īnother contemporary, erotic romance by Toni Blake and another winner. Her realisations were quite well explained and generally fits the plot. The only redeeming quality of this book I think is the part where Trish digs deeper into her own emotions. It's as cliche as can be! There were several subplots that have no volume whatsoever - they'd make you wonder if they were only added in to garnish the plot because God knows it needs it. How cliche could it get?Īdd these characters to a equally cliche climax (other girl involved, but of course a total misunderstanding.) and you get something that isn't at all worth reading. It did not help that the heroine was as weak as a newborn - a typically weak-willed heroine easily seduced by the hottie even though she despises his guts. Grovelling? What grovelling? The hero was arrogant, self-righteous and would rather have the graces of the heroine through seduction rather than apologies! I disliked Joe because if there was anyone who had absolutely no right to act as if the past just erases itself, it's him. So I expected to be indulged - but there was little to make me happy. Guess what? I was disappointed.Ĭall me shallow, but I picked this one up because it was supposed to show, grovelling aside, regrets, new beginnings and much-needed realisation in part of the characters. A thread on Amazon recommended this book as one with a lot of grovelling so I thought I'd give it a try even if the reason for said grovelling is infidelity.
I made an exception for this book however, because if there's anything I love more than a man baring his heart to his woman, it's a man grovelling for forgiveness. I am especially picky with the books I read - and I usually immediately chuck the book when infidelity begins to show itself.
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