A review by gerd_d
Summer on Lovers' Island by Donna Alward
3.0
It's somewhere between the first and the second book for me in terms of like. Josh and Lizzie reminded me a bit too much of the first book's Tom and Abby, a tad too hormonal for my like. Which only means that fans of the first book, very probably will enjoy this one more again.
The whole "You know this can never be more than casual sex, but although I ain't saying it I actually want it to be more" back and forth between the two of them had me almost screaming (mostly at the heroine) "Make up your fucking mind!" (pun intended).
Neither did I like second main character Charlie, Lizzie's best friend, much. Too nosy, too indiscreet - someone I'd rather would want to strangle than befriend.
So, again I find myself thinking, "Sorry Donna, but I do like your Harlequin work better."
The whole "You know this can never be more than casual sex, but although I ain't saying it I actually want it to be more" back and forth between the two of them had me almost screaming (mostly at the heroine) "Make up your fucking mind!" (pun intended).
Neither did I like second main character Charlie, Lizzie's best friend, much. Too nosy, too indiscreet - someone I'd rather would want to strangle than befriend.
So, again I find myself thinking, "Sorry Donna, but I do like your Harlequin work better."