A Passionate and Intriguing Novel of Suspense (Language of Love)

The story of these two lovers was fine, but often found myself repelled by the acceptance of force in the relationship. AJ’s protests that she didn’t want a kiss, a relationship, were overcome by David’s pushing the physical aspects of their relationship. AJ’s “no” was not heard as “no,” and I just couldn’t be comfortable with that.

The story of these two lovers was fine, but often found myself repelled by the acceptance of force in the relationship. AJ’s protests that she didn’t want a kiss, a relationship, were overcome by David’s pushing the physical aspects of their relationship. AJ’s “no” was not heard as “no,” and I just couldn’t be comfortable with that.

As always, Nora delivers an enjoyable and fast paced story. The characters were interesting and story line was well written, not spending too much time on any one subject but tied them together nicely.

One of the author's old Category Romances, newly available in digital - and at a reasonable price, too.

The hero is OK; we don't get to know him as well as most of Roberts' male leads. Disregarding the improbability of her professional success at such a young age, I really liked the heroine. She was very tightly wound, because she spent almost every moment managing certain instincts. It was a battle always going on in her life. It would be like getting involved with someone who has to manage a chronic illness or handicap. SPOILER ALERT: And I liked that happy-ever-after didn't mean that she was planning to change that.

I had a good time.