Devlin (Harlequin Historical Romance, No 402)

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Summary: book description
Review: A rebel heart held her fast... and young noblewoman Alyssa Howett knew she had no choice but to release Devlin Fitzhugh,the wild Irish hero who had freed her woman's soul. * His fealty was only to his sworn chieftain- or so Devlin Fitzhugh had always believed. Then fate brought him a daughter he'd never known and a passion he'd never dream with a sun-bright English rose who would test his loyalty... and prove his love.

Rating:
Summary: book description
Review: A rebel heart held her fast... and young noblewoman Alyssa Howett knew she had no choice but to release Devlin Fitzhugh,the wild Irish hero who had freed her woman's soul. * His fealty was only to his sworn chieftain- or so Devlin Fitzhugh had always believed. Then fate brought him a daughter he'd never known and a passion he'd never dream with a sun-bright English rose who would test his loyalty... and prove his love.

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Summary: A poor romance novel-scandolous spirits was better
Review: Here's the thing - I never thought that math teachers could write books. And i was right. Devlin is a poor book which is hard to follow, easy to get lost and frankly i couldn't get into it. It's a book that will help put you to sleep. So if you have insomnia, get Devlin. It's doctor recomended. But if you don't, read Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger.

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Summary: A poor romance novel-scandolous spirits was better
Review: Here's the thing - I never thought that math teachers could write books. And i was right. Devlin is a poor book which is hard to follow, easy to get lost and frankly i couldn't get into it. It's a book that will help put you to sleep. So if you have insomnia, get Devlin. It's doctor recomended. But if you don't, read Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger.

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Summary: Eye Shutting, Dull, & Asymptotic
Review: I found Devin, by pen named Erin Yorke very dull and boring. I found that a book of romance calibar should be passionate and compelling and would make you keep reading on. This book, however, was the total opposite of that. I wasn't that I couldn't interpret Ms. Yorke's writing or her style, but I found that I couln't picture the character being portrayed, nor the scheme of it. I found that the book was lacking the "romance" and "love triangles" that a book of this type should have. By the time I finished the book, I couldn't see the plot, nor everything else I had read. Not to impune Ms. Yorke's writing styles, but I think the book was overall boring, dull, eye closing, and would make you say and think, "Asympotic! " about 29 times in my head, still with my eyes closed!