Must Love Lycans
A Broken Heart Novel
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Gifted with empathic abilities, a young woman is distracted by a sexy new patient who thinks that he is a werewolf - and decides that she is his mate.
Author:
Bardsley, Michele
Title:
Must love lycans
a broken heart novel
a broken heart novel
Publisher:
Signet Eclipse
Imprint:
New York : - Signet Eclipse
Pages:
306
Series:
ISBN:
0451234502, 9780451234506
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes excerpt from: Now or never (p. [295]-306).
"Signet Eclipse paranormal romance"--Spine.
"Signet Eclipse paranormal romance"--Spine.
Statement of responsibility:
Michele Bardsley
Characteristics:
xiv, 306 p. ;,18 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Bardsley, Michele
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Add a CommentBetween 3 and 4 stars. Funny, fast-paced, passionate writing with a snarky first person POV heroine. There were times when the narrator's mercurial mood shifts grated on my nerves. I guess that's one of the more general things I dislike about first person POV - the reader is really entrenched in the narrator's head, whether we like it or not. The Broken Heart world is a fun one with lively characters, but I can tell (even if I hadn't read the author's note that essentially confesses to it) that the world and its rules and characters are basically being made up as she goes along. The story was a really enjoyable and lighthearted read, nonetheless. Upwards of a dozen or so editing mistakes (usually missing words or wrong word order) give the book an unpolished feel, though, so I'm ultimately going with a 3 star rating.