Ugh. Okay, I read one Sandra Brown novel, didn't like it. So, I thought I would give the author one more chance.

I can safely say that I am not a fan of Sandra Brown novels.

Weak plots, weak and pathetic female characters, uninteresting and cliche male characters.

Brown is a successful author, so I'm sure there are lots of people who like her stuff... but I prefer deeper reads, ones that have interesting characters and intriguing plots. (

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wispywillow | Apr 20, 2007 |

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Hell Raisers (Book 1)

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Led Astray

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Jenny Fletcher had selflessly put her needs and dreams behind those of her fiancé, Hal, a man more committed to a cause than to her. On the eve of his departure for Central America, he gave Jenny what she wanted more than anything¿one passionate night. It was his final gift.
Cage Hendren was the opposite of his brother, Hal, in every way. The black sheep of the family, he was all rough edges, with a soft spot for just one thing: Jenny. But she'd always thought Cage was too wild and reckless... until he showed her a wildness in herself she hadn't known was there. And now that she's been led astray... she couldn't possibly turn back...

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Jenny Fletcher had selflessly put her needs and dreams behind those of her fiancé, Hal, a man more committed to a cause than to her. On the eve of his departure for Central America, he gave Jenny what she wanted more than anything...one passionate night. It was his final gift. Cage Hendren was the opposite of his brother, Hal, in every way. The black sheep of the family, he was all rough edges, with a soft spot for just one thing: Jenny. But she'd always thought Cage was too wild and reckless...until he showed her a wildness in herself she hadn't known was there. And now that she's been led astray...she couldn't possibly turn back...

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:10 -0400)

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