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Title: Sleeping with the Enemy
Subtitle: Jackson Falls, Book 2
Author: Laurie Breton
Narrator: Gayle Ambrielle Loflin
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-25-15
Publisher: Laurie Breton
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Hard experience has taught Rose MacKenzie Kenneally that men can't be trusted. But when gorgeous high school English teacher Jesse Lindstrom sweeps her off her feet at her brother's wedding, Rose temporarily forgets that she's given up on men forever. Eight weeks later, the unthinkable happens when this 36-year-old divorced mother of two teenagers discovers she's pregnant by a man she barely knows.
When Jesse proposes marriage, Rose digs in her heels. She cherishes her hard-won freedom, and no man, no matter how infuriatingly sexy or nice, is going to take that away from her. But her teenagers are running wild in the city. Her ex, Eddie the Snake, is too busy with his new trophy wife to be bothered with something as trivial as fatherhood. Luke and Devon need the stabilizing influence of a man like Jesse Lindstrom. So she accepts Jesse's proposal with a few conditions of her own.
Jesse wants a real marriage, but Rose is determined to resist his charm. The harder she resists, the harder he pushes, and indifference becomes increasingly difficult. But Rose carries a dark secret, one she's kept hidden for 20 years, a secret that could destroy their shaky marriage. When Jesse faces a serious accusation, Rose is forced to confront her demons head-on. Is Jesse Lindstrom the one man she can trust, or will she find out that she's sleeping with the enemy?
Members Reviews:
You know, it's o.k.
Not a big romance fiction fan here, so what I say can be taken in that context. The book's main character is likeable enough, struggling as she does to decide if loving again is worth the risk. Her dilemma seems to be that the male object of her passion is just too damn good to be true, which soon turns out to be the reader's reaction as well. The conflicts that finally test their love to the limit and get them through to the other side are introduced very late into the book, almost as an afterthought, rather than as a central conflict throughout the story, the result being that the first parts of the book seem pretty flat and unremarkable. Once some real conflict actually makes it into the book, its interest level picks up, but by then it's time to end it, and they get over these huge conflicts pretty quickly -- too quickly it seems.
Beautiful!!
I read the fist book in this series, over a year ago. I fell absolutely in love and was horrifically crushed and then put back together by the end. But, I also mourned for a long time after that, and couldn't re-visit this for a long time. The pain was all too fresh, and I just couldn't bring myself to move on. So, I waited. A. Long. Time.
But, the time is over now, and I am back and I am going to read the entire rest of the series. I have finished this one, and I was worried after reading the first one, that this one would put me back into a fictional depression (I don't think that's a real phrase, but it felt right for this situation). But, this one had a very real story, with a beautiful ending. And, I have already jumped into the next book.
Such an enjoyable sequel
Book 2 in the Jackson Falls series. A great sequel to Coming Home. Thirty six year old,divorced, Rose Kenneally has swore off men forever. She is the mother to two children and brother to Rob McKenzie from the previous book. Her ex, Eddie is a snake who is more involved with himself than his children.
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Title: Sleeping with the Enemy
Subtitle: Jackson Falls, Book 2
Author: Laurie Breton
Narrator: Gayle Ambrielle Loflin
Format: Unabridged
Length: 8 hrs and 4 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-25-15
Publisher: Laurie Breton
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Hard experience has taught Rose MacKenzie Kenneally that men can't be trusted. But when gorgeous high school English teacher Jesse Lindstrom sweeps her off her feet at her brother's wedding, Rose temporarily forgets that she's given up on men forever. Eight weeks later, the unthinkable happens when this 36-year-old divorced mother of two teenagers discovers she's pregnant by a man she barely knows.
When Jesse proposes marriage, Rose digs in her heels. She cherishes her hard-won freedom, and no man, no matter how infuriatingly sexy or nice, is going to take that away from her. But her teenagers are running wild in the city. Her ex, Eddie the Snake, is too busy with his new trophy wife to be bothered with something as trivial as fatherhood. Luke and Devon need the stabilizing influence of a man like Jesse Lindstrom. So she accepts Jesse's proposal with a few conditions of her own.
Jesse wants a real marriage, but Rose is determined to resist his charm. The harder she resists, the harder he pushes, and indifference becomes increasingly difficult. But Rose carries a dark secret, one she's kept hidden for 20 years, a secret that could destroy their shaky marriage. When Jesse faces a serious accusation, Rose is forced to confront her demons head-on. Is Jesse Lindstrom the one man she can trust, or will she find out that she's sleeping with the enemy?
Members Reviews:
You know, it's o.k.
Not a big romance fiction fan here, so what I say can be taken in that context. The book's main character is likeable enough, struggling as she does to decide if loving again is worth the risk. Her dilemma seems to be that the male object of her passion is just too damn good to be true, which soon turns out to be the reader's reaction as well. The conflicts that finally test their love to the limit and get them through to the other side are introduced very late into the book, almost as an afterthought, rather than as a central conflict throughout the story, the result being that the first parts of the book seem pretty flat and unremarkable. Once some real conflict actually makes it into the book, its interest level picks up, but by then it's time to end it, and they get over these huge conflicts pretty quickly -- too quickly it seems.
Beautiful!!
I read the fist book in this series, over a year ago. I fell absolutely in love and was horrifically crushed and then put back together by the end. But, I also mourned for a long time after that, and couldn't re-visit this for a long time. The pain was all too fresh, and I just couldn't bring myself to move on. So, I waited. A. Long. Time.
But, the time is over now, and I am back and I am going to read the entire rest of the series. I have finished this one, and I was worried after reading the first one, that this one would put me back into a fictional depression (I don't think that's a real phrase, but it felt right for this situation). But, this one had a very real story, with a beautiful ending. And, I have already jumped into the next book.
Such an enjoyable sequel
Book 2 in the Jackson Falls series. A great sequel to Coming Home. Thirty six year old,divorced, Rose Kenneally has swore off men forever. She is the mother to two children and brother to Rob McKenzie from the previous book. Her ex, Eddie is a snake who is more involved with himself than his children.