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Summary: a definate diamond
Review: this was the first contemporary romance i ever picked up, and i am now completely addicted. lowell creates a tension that literally vibrates between the two characters. you can feel your heart being ripped out from the pain and reborn in the end.
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Summary: The diamond-dealer in the rough.
Review: This was the first Elizabeth Lowell book I ever read and have become an avid fan since then. Reba owns and runs her own jewelry and precious stone shop. She meets Chance Walker when her mentor's grandson tries to accost her while she's trying to supervise the photography of his collection for his memorial book. Chance defends her against Todd "Loverboy" Sinclair. The characters get caught up in a web of lies by ommission over a near worthless tourmaline mine. Lover in the Rough describes two people trying to get to know each other while trying to get over past scars at the same time. Another masterpiece. Well done, Lowell!
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Summary: Lowell has me hooked!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This was the first Lowell book I ever read and I was happily surprised to see it re-released. I have hunted down every Lowell/Maxwell book for the past 14 years......She never disappoints. Reba and Chance are warm, funny, personal....you will be disappointed when the book ends because the characters seem so real. What a treat!!!
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Summary: I usually lover Lowell's work, however
Review: While I won't say this book was a complete waste of my time, it definately was slow on story, and the dialog was really horrid at times. But it still had that heart-wrenching emotion that I've come to associate with all of Elizabeth Lowell's books that I've read so far.So good stuff, but not spectacular.
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Summary: Not the EL I've come to know and love
Review: While I won't say this book was a complete waste of my time, it definately was slow on story, and the dialog was really horrid at times. But it still had that heart-wrenching emotion that I've come to associate with all of Elizabeth Lowell's books that I've read so far. So good stuff, but not spectacular.
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