Review: Unrealistic, but OK for the price
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2013
The hero and heroine grew up together, were deeply in love, and were wed for 2 weeks when the heroine appeared to be in a compromising situation (nothing happened - she didn't cheat on her husband) so the hero left in a huff of wounded masculine pride and stayed gone for 5 years.  During that time, he never contacted her.  The only way she knew that he was still alive was through his solicitor.  Out of the blue, he returns home and proclaims that he needs an heir.  He doesn't even bother to announce that he's home, just waits for her to find out when they happen to bump into each other in the house.  She's angry at him (to put it mildly), but then is overcome with lust and love (?!?) again within a short period of time.  He still hasn't forgiven her by the time he returns but claims to forgive her prior to falling into bed with her again.This book contains very hot, explicit love scenes - almost to the point of being erotica - so if you're not comfortable with that, don't buy it.  I can handle a fair bit, but this was graphic enough to make me feel uncomfortable.  To me it went into voyeurism and there wasn't that much romance.I'll be archiving this novella because I don't plan to read it again.  This is the first time I've read any of this author's work.  I may giver her another chance but I won't go out of my way to buy any of her titles.