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HTML:#1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts delivers a novel of two ambitious reporters going head-to-head in workâ??and heart-to-heart in love. Liv Carmichael wants to make her name in television journalism, and Washington, D.C., is the perfect place to do it as co-anchor of the local evening news. T.C. Thorpe is the networkâ??s senior Washington correspondentâ??and Livâ??s biggest competition. If Liv wants a share of his turf, sheâ??s going to have to fight for it. And when they fall hard for each other, theyâ??ll have to protect their love from their own rivalryâ??and the hazards of their celebrity. A NORA ROBERTS CLASSIC AVAILABLE DIGITALLY FO No library descriptions found. |
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I loved Liv and T.C. in the beginning--both dedicated, driven reporters in Washington, D.C. T.C. was the senior of the two, and Liv viewed him both as a rival and as an inspiration. And T.C. respected Liv enough to take her seriously, offering her a bit of help, but not making things easy for her.
Then in the middle, I got exasperated with them, particularly with Liv, because the story degenerated into one of those "I LURVE you, but I can't have a relationship with you because you might leave me, or die" plots that irritate the heck out of me.
And then they redeemed themselves in the end. Liv got over her fears credibly, and nobody sacrificed their identity to get the HEA.
Endings and Beginnings is obviously an early Nora, but it shows her genius with characters. They definitely came alive, even in such a short space of time. A nice little bonus for Noraholics was the appearance of Myra Ditmyer from the MacGregors series. ( )