Following my heart, one book at a time...
Introduction:
“What would you say if some rich recluse swooped in and convinced someone you cared about to give up their apartment and job seemingly overnight, for a deal that sounds way too good to be true? Sounds super shady, right? Anyone who’s read Bluebeard knows how that little saga ends.”
Tooba needs our book help! Oh this sounds tumultuous, dark and scandalous! LOL! I wanna know it! So many awesome details, I KNOW someone knows this one!
She asks:
Hey Maryse!
Hope you’re having an amazing week 🙂 I needed some help finding a book I read a while ago.
The h is down bad financially and has no where to stay. She goes to her best friends place who she knows since they were kids – the friends parents either fostered the h or they lived next door to each other growing up.
I remember the friend has a brother who likes the h but it’s not reciprocated. He even try’s to buy her a cellphone for her safety but she doesn’t accept it.
Alžběta needs our book help! Awwww! This one sounds sweet and kind of sad. Also I love dogs in books. 😉 In fact, the one I just read and reviewed had a dog (and he was too funny).
She asks:
Hello,
I have trouble to find a book
The only thing I remember is that the heroine bought/adopted a dog because he was quite similar (black, blue eyes) to the hero (maybe the dog’s name was beast – I am not sure) and she adopted him after the hero left her.
Have a nice day,
Thank you for any tip!
Krystyanah needs our book help!! Ooooh AGE GAP ALERT!! Also, I love books about reclusive heroes. I’m so curious about this one.
She asks:
Hey Maryse,
Nice blog you have here. Thanks for all the recommendations.
Although I’m looking for a book whose title I cannot remember but it’s about a disfigured recluse who is older than the heroine- an 18 year old.
He’s got a scar on his face and seems like a friend of or business associate to the heroine’s dad.
Thought it was Nora Rogers but can’t find it anywhere.
That said… this author has a way of pulling the rug right out from underneath me, ’cause she explores love stories in all of their glory and heartache. This is not a romance, but that said, this is a HUGE love story (a few in fact – in different ways) and one to feel with your whole heart. If you let yourself go… you will feel the incredible energy on all levels.
