Come Home Again: New Adult Romance (The Donovans)

Nana Malone is a wonderful writer. I love the way she took us back to when Nate was younger and what all he went through. She made the story believable and the characters felt like you knew them. Can't wait to read the rest of the series.

I have received this book in advance from the author for an honest review.
I have read several Nana Malone books and actually started off with her Stiletto series with a book club.. Then I read more..I have been hooked.. This book does not disappoint and even though I have given most of her books a 5 star rating, this is why.. Her stories are real, they capture your attention from the start, the writing style makes you keep wanting to read more.. I think about the story even after I'm done reading for the day or after I'm done with the book! I can picture the story just by her description.. Easily these books can be made into something more on different genres of entertainment- movies, tv shows alike.. Now About this story- if you like the TV show scandal, you'll LOVE this book... It kind of has the same vibe in regards to Delilah being the fixer without the whole being the chick on the side thing.. ;-)
Delilah and Nate... AHHHH they are hot like fire from day one! What I like is they meet, they feel that chemistry and connection but given circumstances Nate disappears and they both Live.. But they don't become alive until they cross paths again.. Now they are older, wiser, sexier as hell and that passion, Lord some of those scenes had me panting! Okay so the fact that they have a past was good and her family- The Donovan's they were adorable! It's like watching one of those lifetime movies where a family takes in children and gives them a better chance at life than what they had before and those kids do well and return home! The way that the parents welcomed Nate back was amazing and therapeutic for Nate. It helped him to see no matter how screwed up his biological,family was.. He still had a family he could call his own. A home he could come back to. Very powerful lessons about love, forgiveness and unconditional acceptance. They- Nate and Delilah were dealing with a whole bunch of enemies and they were all handled well! I loved it! nothing too crazy but Karma is a b**ch all the same! This is a great read and I'm assuming a start of a series, if so, I look forward to more! Looking for a good read.. This is one!

Pretty predictable, however, the characters are interesting. I had read a review that said a couple of things ended abruptly. They were right; the reader is left wondering what happened, particularly to an idiot nemesis.

I appreciated receiving an ARC (Advanced Review Copy) from the author of this story in exchange for an honest review.

So, I should start by saying I am fan of Ms. Malone's...her match/stiletto series are among my fave. This book reminds me of why I enjoy Ms. Malone's writing. She doesn't mind spending the time to develop characters both the primary and secondary ones. I appreciate her dedication to her craft and not scrimping on the plot.

Nick and Delilah are "childhood" friends who were separated (7) years ago on her 16th Birthday. This of course scarred her because she was in love with him and literally left her hanging. He also "betrayed" her family. He is hot and she is beautiful...of course their chemistry is off the charts. Both of them are characters that you like and root for them to pull it off. There are also a host of villains who are determined to destroy Nick and Delilah.

I liked them and rooted the HEA...

Another wonderful read! I'm a sucker for happily ever after and this by far has to be my favorite yet. I love an underdog and Nate is truly one who not only rises but faces every fear and shines. I appreciate the greatness of the characters as well.

I loved this book. The chemistry between Nate and Delilah was off the charts. This was a great story and not just a love story. I loved all the secondary characters that helped this book be a great story. Nana Malone did a great job.

The story line started out good and soon it became more about the sex than anything else and the main story was lost. Skipped chapters at several points and didn't miss a thing. Would be better as a short story.