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Not even as a light one time read sorry P. Susan Andersen is an author that I loved reading way back when I loved her books Obsessed and Present Danger They are dark, sexy, and gritty She quickly left dark and gritty and became funny, cute and lighthearted Suffice it to say I really want dark, edgy and sexy back Jake is a famous professional photographer who has traveled the world over all the while neglecting his home of Razor Bay and importantly his son whom he left behind He hasn t been a father figure in any sense of the word and no [ Susan Andersen is an author who I always read as soon as her books are out That Thing Called Love is the start of her Razor Bay series and has a very intriguing setup, a hero who isn t really heroic, after all he hasn t seen his thirteen year old son since he was born, so I was mighty interested in how we could fall in love with Jake and by the end of the book I did warm up to him a bit if not fall over him.
Jake is a famous photographer who carries his family history like a shield, after all his [ This was a decent read, but I m deducting a star because the hero pissed me off so much He gets off way too easy after being an absentee father for his son s entire life, he comes home to a mini him who loves everything he loves, so he barely has to work at it to make his kid love him And after starting off the story as such a jerk, adding in a little sexual humiliation of the heroine was really overkill Everything is served to Jake on a platter he just barely gets a dark moment The best part of [ Jake Bradshaw comes back to Razor Bay, where he grew up, after almost thirteen years of being away He has come home to finally meet his son and hopefully become the father that he is sure Austin needs Jenny Salazar, the woman who is caretaker of Austin now that his grandparents have both passed away, has a BIG problem with Jake waltzing back into Austin s life [ Tard mucho en decidirme a leer esta novela porque no conoc a de nada a la autora y me daba cosa, sin embargo hace unos d as decid probar surte y wow Desde que agarr el libro no lo quise soltar De inmediato Jenny y Austin se ganaron mi simpat a y cuando entr en escena Jake, casi mor de emoci n Me gust mucho la manera en que los personajes crecieron a lo largo de la historia Sobre todo la relaci n entre Max y Jake, que dejaron de guardarse rencor por cosas en las que no hab an tenido de culpa Ahor [ That Thing Called Love is Susan Andersen s latest release and the first in her new Razor Bay trilogy Jake Bradshaw left Razor Bay when he was eighteen and set off for college Now he s a globe trotting photo journalist He never liked small town living and never looked back, even though he left his infant son in the care of his maternal grandparents He s back now and wants to rectify his past mistakes.
Jenny Salazar knows heartbreak A father involved in Ponzi schemes, a mother who could never get o [ Review written for books n kissesI have been enjoying the works of Susan Andersen for a while now and this one ranks right up there as one of my favorites from her Something about this book seems different than her past writing and it really stands out as one of her best The characters of this book are simple and everyday people I loved the fact that Jenny was not some supermodel or something She is on the petite side and while they can joke with her about her size she will not accept being call [ Razor Bay Inn manager Jenny Salazar wants nothing than to help young Austin through the ordeal of losing his grandparents With his mother gone, Jenny has always been like an older sister to him, and all they have now is each other But when his globe trotting photojournalist father, Jake Bradshaw, returns to the resort town claiming he wants to suddenly be a part of his life, things change on a dime.
I normally love Andersen, but for the first time ever, I just didn t love this one Not without he [ Jake and JennyWhat a disappointing book This is the first SA book I haven t been able to read cover to cover I found myself skipping the last 30 pages or so to find out the ending which was so predictable Jake and Jenny had zero chemistry Jake is a sleazeball I don t care about your angsty need to break free of your small town chains You have an effing child, man up I couldn t get over how he played such a victim in this book Please, what about Austin Jake and Jenny s characters had no depth, ve [ Jake Bradshaw had every intention of coming back and getting to know his son, when he allowed his son s grandparents to raise them When his grandfather passes away, Jake is back to step in and become the father he always should have been Having his son Austin accept it though is harder than he accepted, especially when Jake meets Jenny Salazar who has become Austin s surrogate mother.
Jenny doesn t plan to make it on Jake, but is willing to help him find his way with Austin She realizes Austin ne [ Oct I didn t think I d like this at all Susan Andersen s older books are some of my favorites, but I have been than underwhelmed with her last few Plus, the Hero, Jake, is a guy who abandoned his baby shortly after he was born and didn t bother coming back until the kid was 13 I hate bad parent books, find it is hard to redeem them ButI got Jake I think it was pretty realistic to have him not want to be a dad at 17, not want to give up his life, his future, for this baby he d no idea how to car [ I love Susan Andersen But I was prepared not to like her hero, Jake Bradshaw, because he s basically the anti Matt Fletcher He knocked up his high school girlfriend and then, with strong motivation to do so, bailed This is not a spoiler, it s pretty much the premise of the book But Susan Andersen makes it work The kid Jake leaves behind is convincingly drawn, the setting is great, the heroine is a sweetheart, and Jake does eventually man up and redeem himself All with Andersen s trademark humor [ This will probably become a re read or me I really enjoyed the story and loved the characters Two thumbs up for this one.
A solid contemporary I ll post a review sooner or later But all in all it was decent. This was a good story though I really found it had a bit of a slow start and struggled to like the chatacter Jake The book did get better though as Jake got to know his son who he had ignored most of his life Also as the attraction between him and Jenny increased I usually really like Andersens books but did not find this as good as some of her other books, not sure if this was because of the storyline or the history of the characters though Either way it was a good story and will continue in th [ I liked the beginning and the end of the book but found the middle of the book very predicatble I liked tasha, jenny, and Austin Jake was not my favorite character, and I had trouble understanding him a lot of the time My favorite parts were near the end, and when Jenny and Ausin get together.
This book was okay I struggle with forgive and forget and didn t really feel the efforts put forth here warranted the ending in the timeline.
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