Dear John... (Harlequin Temptation, No 488)

Rating:
Summary: Tender and Charming
Review: Jenny Teale is a secret penpal to Captain John Braithwaite while he was fighting in the first Iraqui war. Her letters are intimate and win his heart. When he returns stateside, however, she refuses to meet him.

JR doesn't know that Jenny has been wounded both physically and emotionally when a disastrous auto accident left her serious injured and abandoned by her (now ex) husband.

He's determined to find his ideal woman, she's equally determined to be anonymous and independent. The resulting story is a delight.

Rating:
Summary: Tender and Charming
Review: Jenny Teale is a secret penpal to Captain John Braithwaite while he was fighting in the first Iraqui war. Her letters are intimate and win his heart. When he returns stateside, however, she refuses to meet him.

JR doesn't know that Jenny has been wounded both physically and emotionally when a disastrous auto accident left her serious injured and abandoned by her (now ex) husband.

He's determined to find his ideal woman, she's equally determined to be anonymous and independent. The resulting story is a delight.

Rating:
Summary: Sensitive Love Story with a twist....
Review: Synopsis:
Love...Jenny

When Jenny Teale wrote to Captain John Braithwaite it was her good deed to the brave fighting men overseas. John's letters- intimate, sexy, loving- made her realize she'd found her soul mate. But Jenny didn't consider herself the kind of woman a man of action like John could ever love, so she refused to tell him her name. Still their letters grew even more revealing and passionate- but it was only a fantasy, Jenny assured herself.

Then John came home, determined to find the woman behind the words.

- I enjoyed this book immensely! If you liked Letters to Kelly by Suzanne Brockmann this is a great companion book! This couple falls in love via letters but then must get past words and to truths in the light of day- sensitively drawn hero and vulnerable heroine with a nasty ex-husband make this a keeper for me! I have all of Lyn Ellis's books and enjoy each- this was her premiere book and is well worth the read!