Rating: 4 Stars
Told in the first person. Alternating persons.
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About Seven Nights of Sin:
Things went further than they should have, but I don't have any regrets. Well, maybe just one . . .
I went and did the one thing he told me not to--fall in love with him.
Now I have seven days to prove my trust and devotion. Turns out money is a powerful drug, but love is even more addictive.
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My Thoughts:
Dominic Aspen can’t figure out what’s
happened. Presley Harper has regrets and
is having to live with the consequences.
One reason to read The Penthouse
Affair in order is because there’s a major secret that gets revealed
here. Besides the fact, it would be like
reading the ending first. The story is
older man and younger woman. It’s not
something that you’re constantly reminded of but you can see that even Presley
thinks about the differences. I also
like the two people in her corner – her brother Michael and her friend Bianca.
Plus, if you haven’t read the first book than
you won’t know who Roger is and why he’s important to the flow of the story. There are also two little cutie patooties
that are also important. I could see
them as my nieces. They’re ones that
completely light up the room but the sad part is that you don’t see them all
that often. One thing these two do is to
show how much of a heart Dominic actually has – it was hard to see at times.
One thing I liked about this story is that Presley
seems to have him a little off-center.
He seems to be all about business and needs a reminder that there’s more
to life. In a way I could relate to
Dominic. I had a father that at one time
had four jobs. Men do what they have to
in order to provide for their families. His kids are too young but older kids may take
things for granted and not realize the sacrifice parents make so that we get to
have fun and even go on vacation.
Our author makes this world seem so
believable. I can certainly see Dominic
ruling his domain with an iron fist.
That is until someone comes in to shake the foundation. There’s someone else trying to shake what
he’s worked hard to build. We need a
little mystery and suspense to shake things up.
You can’t have everything seem predictable because then we wouldn’t want
to turn the page. In some cases even
giving up on the story and then going on to something else. The author always gives her readers that
certain something that keeps our fingers at the ready to turn the page. I was sad that the ending came but glad that
I got a sneak peek. Then I think do I or
don’t I – do I want to leave it as a surprise or not.
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About Kendall Ryan:
A New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author of more than three dozen titles, Kendall Ryan has sold over 2.5 million books and her books have been translated into several languages in countries around the world.
Her books have also appeared on the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists more than 70 times. Ryan has been featured in such publications as USA Today, Newsweek, and InTouch Magazine.
She lives in Texas with her husband and two sons.
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