Endless Love (Arabesque)

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Summary: Endless Love!!
Review: The story was good, but the whole idea of Michael not being with April was a bit much for me! I guess I just saw them a forever couple and that they were going to be ok in the long run, boy was I wrong! I understood the move behind that though. I mean if the relationship is not working for one or both of the people, you should go your seperate ways. April was not on my favorite people's list at the end of the book. If you let someone go then let the good for good! I liked cousin Drew, I loved his character a lot in the story. Whatelse do you expect with a Crawford man. Michael was lovely. It seemed to me that Terra had more than one personality. They were right for each other, did not take me long to figure that out. But all and all it was a good book!!

Rating:
Summary: Superb!
Review: This is one novel I couldn't put down. Carmen Green's "Endless Love" was sensational. I simply admired Terra O'Shaughssey for finally standing up to her brother (a user) and hopefully the family (family of users) which made her feel she'd done the ultimate sin by not wanting more from life than working in a chicken factory (not there's anything wrong with than line of work, but it's not for everyone) but with the realization that education is the key to achieving success in the life. Michael Crawford although he came from a privileged family also learned a valuable lesson ... money does not guarantee happiness (he gave his wife everything but couldn't give her child and to her that was the ultimate failure) but because Michael had a supportive family he had a lot more going on for him than those without. The bottom family is a very important part of lives but we can't allow them to make us feel guilty for becoming all that we can be and we can't hold them accountable for the choices we make in life that can bring us either up or down. No matter what life throws in our paths, we can overcome those obstacles through time and effort. Thanks for sharing this story Ms. Green, I for one enjoyed it immensely.

Rating:
Summary: Superb!
Review: This is one novel I couldn't put down. Carmen Green's "Endless Love" was sensational. I simply admired Terra O'Shaughssey for finally standing up to her brother (a user) and hopefully the family (family of users) which made her feel she'd done the ultimate sin by not wanting more from life than working in a chicken factory (not there's anything wrong with than line of work, but it's not for everyone) but with the realization that education is the key to achieving success in the life. Michael Crawford although he came from a privileged family also learned a valuable lesson ... money does not guarantee happiness (he gave his wife everything but couldn't give her child and to her that was the ultimate failure) but because Michael had a supportive family he had a lot more going on for him than those without. The bottom family is a very important part of lives but we can't allow them to make us feel guilty for becoming all that we can be and we can't hold them accountable for the choices we make in life that can bring us either up or down. No matter what life throws in our paths, we can overcome those obstacles through time and effort. Thanks for sharing this story Ms. Green, I for one enjoyed it immensely.

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Summary: I liked it
Review: This is the story of Terra and Michael. Terra is the manager of the new apartment Michael moves in. Michael is just getting over a divorce, but quickly falls for Terra. I throught this was a fun read. Terra's shyness kinda reminded me of myself.