E E Montgomery (1)
Author of What About Him
For other authors named E E Montgomery, see the disambiguation page.
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- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- Australia
- Country (for map)
- Australia
- Places of residence
- Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Short biography
- Until recently E E Montgomery spent most of her nights studying at university. A belief that what you learn should help you earn has led E E into different careers. She has taught adolescents and adults, has worked in fast food restaurants and upmarket jewelry stores, been a farmer, and
run a small business specialising in therapeutic massage. The most recent degrees mean E E Montgomery now spends her days managing a library and her nights writing fiction.
Being surrounded by books and planning ways to encourage others to read is one of the joys in life. Writing has been the thread that has stitched the fragments of a curious mind into myriad imaginary worlds, most just like the one we live in.
A dedicated people-watcher, E E finds stories everywhere. In a cafe, a cemetery, a book on space exploration or on the news, there’ll be a story of personal growth, love, and unconditional acceptance there somewhere.
You can contact E E Montgomery at eemontgomery11@gmail.com
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Ordinary People by E E Montgomery
Sweet, Vinny is a wonderful character.
A Hearts On Fire Review
*sigh*
"Just in Time" is the third book from E.E. Montgomery's Just Life series. In it, we meet Mark, a silver haired and looking for love. He's been burned by his last relationship fifteen years ago and is still hung up on the one that did him wrong, Cole. Mark's a jewelry designer who's been been stolen from, apparently abused and cheated on. He just wants his happily ever after.
Sadly, I am unsure if Mark actually got it because this was not really a romance nor a mystery. (re-checks blurb to verify- hmm, it implies some sort of romance between Liam and Mark) I am a little confused as to what I just read.
Dr. Liam comes into Mark's jewelry store requesting a commitment ring design his ex-lover stole from him. Why did he request this? What was the purpose? We never learn why and reflecting on the story...I don't really care to find out.
The suspense? Dull and made no sense. If Mark allowed himself to be a doormat for four years when he was with Cole and then a sheep for fifteen years, the questions about his jewelry designs didn't bother him enough to find out about it. So if he didn't care, why I beg should I?
The romance? Disappointing - seriously a handjob and some head does not a relationship make. The two times Liam and Mark got together were just sad. Both times Liam hightailed it out there without a goodbye or thank-you. One-night stands might get a little more affection than that. It was a booty call pretty much. Poor TSTL Mark just took whatever scraps Liam dished out. Pathetic.
The ending? WTF?! I think it's HFN. Maybe it was implied, maybe it was just a precursor to Liam doing another 'nut and dash'. But as I already stated, if Mark will take that crap, why should I care?
Will I read more from this series? Nope.
The author? Maybe...it was my first time reading their work, maybe it was a fluke. The writing was not bad it was not exciting nor interesting but I did like the touches of realism added here and there.
*sigh*"… (more)
*sigh*
"Just in Time" is the third book from E.E. Montgomery's Just Life series. In it, we meet Mark, a silver haired and looking for love. He's been burned by his last relationship fifteen years ago and is still hung up on the one that did him wrong, Cole. Mark's a jewelry designer who's been been stolen from, apparently abused and cheated on. He just wants his happily ever after.
Sadly, I am unsure if Mark actually got it because this was not really a romance nor a mystery. (re-checks blurb to verify- hmm, it implies some sort of romance between Liam and Mark) I am a little confused as to what I just read.
Dr. Liam comes into Mark's jewelry store requesting a commitment ring design his ex-lover stole from him. Why did he request this? What was the purpose? We never learn why and reflecting on the story...I don't really care to find out.
The suspense? Dull and made no sense. If Mark allowed himself to be a doormat for four years when he was with Cole and then a sheep for fifteen years, the questions about his jewelry designs didn't bother him enough to find out about it. So if he didn't care, why I beg should I?
The romance? Disappointing - seriously a handjob and some head does not a relationship make. The two times Liam and Mark got together were just sad. Both times Liam hightailed it out there without a goodbye or thank-you. One-night stands might get a little more affection than that. It was a booty call pretty much. Poor TSTL Mark just took whatever scraps Liam dished out. Pathetic.
The ending? WTF?! I think it's HFN. Maybe it was implied, maybe it was just a precursor to Liam doing another 'nut and dash'. But as I already stated, if Mark will take that crap, why should I care?
Will I read more from this series? Nope.
The author? Maybe...it was my first time reading their work, maybe it was a fluke. The writing was not bad it was not exciting nor interesting but I did like the touches of realism added here and there.
*sigh*"… (more)
Although I enjoyed this book, it was confusing from the beginning who the main character was most interested in. I couldn't relate to any of them. The blurb said one thing but I got a whole different vibe from the story itself.
Daron is a wanker and I thought he was a lot younger than he was, but I'm interested enough to continue with the series.
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