Stephanie S Morgan

This Heroine Creates Her Own Drana

Revisado: 11-27-24

When the heroine is still clueless with 3 hours left in the book… it sure feels like a waste of time to have listened to this one.

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The best fiction I have ever heard

Revisado: 11-08-24

It was grabbing and truly inspiring for a fan of the series and quite interesting for me because I am a huge Dark Angels

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Characters You Can Love, Witty Writing, and Delightfully Emotional

Revisado: 07-13-24

This one ended up on my favorites list. I loved both the hero and heroine. I loved how relatable they were, how good to their core, but also how human their weaknesses and strengths and the way life and love shape them. I loved the way the author understood that the strengthening comfort of family bonds can be depended when life is at its most desperate. ***And the child characters are adorable!!

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I’m LOVING this series!!

Revisado: 01-20-24

All three books so far are excellent— as I always expect from Mary Balogh, but I love this beautiful family and all the characters. This story was so heartwarming.

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Where is the True Love?

Revisado: 11-11-23

Besides a narrator who makes men sound like weak weasels and women like simpering misses or nasal shrews — I do not like a romance where I can’t see any real love between the hero and heroine until the last chapter (if that). The hero of the story was weak and lustful, I couldn’t see any reason why the heroine should love him for he showed no regard for her other than his lust for her.

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Ugg! A Gay BFF and roommate for a woman on the western frontier?!

Revisado: 09-12-23

Overall, I’ve liked this series, I really liked the first book… even though the narrator cannot do male voices…

This book, it would have been as good as the last if the author hadn’t decided to add a detail so out of the realm of possibility for the historical time. The heroine falls into forever friendship at first sight with a gay man and then decides to become his roommate. You can not get more ridiculous a story line for a western period piece. If it weren’t for that part of the story it would have been just as good as the first book.

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A bland love story…. No real tugs at the heart

Revisado: 08-30-23

The story idea had potential, and this author writes in a good style. I’ve liked several of her books. This one never captured me.

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First & Last Books are the BEST!

Revisado: 08-28-23

Thank goodness for a MUCH better narrator, and just in time for this delightful final tale in the series. Loved this one.

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Conflicts between the couple are juvinile

Revisado: 08-27-23

I have liked some of the books in this series, and there are things I like about the writing style of this author… this one was not as good. This narrator is grating, so putting up with the narrator is a trial at times — better if you speed her up a bit — but I could have gotten past that I’d the two main characters weren’t so juvenile in the way they hassle life.

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Not bad, but It get’s a bit ridiculous at the end.

Revisado: 08-02-23

I enjoyed most of the book, but the last couple hours ruined it for me. The plot and dialog got ridiculous at best, and tedious it worst.

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