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The story was okay, but at times the heroine was a bit annoying worrying more about her relationship with her step-sister than with the hero. My main issue were the amount of mis-types in the text, there were numerous words like "how" and "until" spelled "bow" and "unitt". Normally I would not complain but with four or five per page it got to be annoying.


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Sinful Pleasures Top Author Anne Mather 9780373119592 Books Reviews

From the back cover Falling for a younger man. Megan Cross had returned after her sixteen years to the Caribbean island of San Felipe. Much has altered since her parents' ugly divorce and her mother's second marriage - not least her stepsoster's son, Remy. When they had last met, Remy was a nine-year-old to Megan's superior fifteen, with a mystery surrounding his parentage. Now he is an incredibly attractive grown man whose teasing makes her shamefully aware of him - an intimacy she knows she should do nothing to encourage...

MY THOUGHTS I read another book of Mather that was also younger man/older woman and the other book was much better. This particular book for me was underwhelming. There was a little bit of a secret going on, and when I found out I was like oh....! but otherwise, I didn't really feel the "conflict" of their age gaps. In the other book, you could really feel the distress and torment. This book, I really didn't feel that. I just thought the book was alright, but no re-read value for me.
I read Stolen Summer, Sinful Pleasure and All Night Long all by Anne Mather, back to back. It was a mistake because I noticed that there
were way too many similarities between the books.

I liked Stolen Summer and All Night Long more than this book, which I really didn't like.

SPOILERS

Things contained in all books Older heroines/younger heroes in their 20's.

The heroes in all books already have girlfriends who they are going to get engaged to prior to meeting the heroines. Unfortunately there is cheating, which I dislike. The only saving thing about it is that the heroes do not get sexual with their girlfriends after being intimate with the heroines. However, they don't break up with the girlfriends right away each other, which angered me.

In all books the hero is connected with heroines' friends/family who is going to stay with on vacation. In this story, Ben, the hero is the son of herone's girlfriend. In Sinful Pleasures the hero Remy, is her friend and stepsister's son. In All Night Long, the hero Raul is dating the heroine's friend's daughter.

All of the books have sex scenes although the only ones that I thought were good were in Stolen Summer. There are two in All Night Long and the first is merely the heroine thinking about what happened in the past, all telling and no showing and the other is at the end and mediocre. In Sinful Pleasures I do not remember the specific scenes but know that I thought that they were lacking in passion.

In Stolen Summer and Sinful Pleasures the heroines did too much chasing for my liking. The men were easily put off by them initially telling them no and stayed away from them. The heroines were the ones that went to see the heroes on more than one occasion after that including at the end of the story when the couples were estranged. The heroes in those books would have let the relationships go if the heroines did not pursue it. One of the men had decided to move to Africa and so he had no plans to see the heroines again. In All Night Long the hero did most of the chasing which I prefer including going to see her after being separated.

Two of the stories had HFN endings and one had a HEA ending with an epilogue which I preferred. I felt more secure
that couple would stay together. The other two couples had more obstacles to overcome.
great read
The story was okay, but at times the heroine was a bit annoying worrying more about her relationship with her step-sister than with the hero. My main issue were the amount of mis-types in the text, there were numerous words like "how" and "until" spelled "bow" and "unitt". Normally I would not complain but with four or five per page it got to be annoying.