Sandra C. (sandybees) reviewed Sinful Temptation (Davies Legacy: Twins of Sin, Bk 2) (Kimani Romance, No 274) on + 109 more book reviews
Sinful Temptation is a good read. It is apart of the Twins series by Ann Christopher. The first book was Sinful Seduction. In this book, Tony, a soldier who was wounded in Afghanistan, and Talia, an artist, were pen pals while Tony was overseas. When Tony comes back stateside after being reported dead in action, he attempts to start a romance with Talia. Talia is very closed-off to Tony, although she clearly has feelings for him. Tony vows to make Talia realize that they are meant for each other. As Tony wears Talia down he discovers her secret reason for being so standoffish. Good love story.
Shawnette G. (sweet-sassy) -
An emotionally CHARGED sequel...HEARTWARMING tear-jerker...and I TRULY hope Mrs. Christopher writes a follow-up for the COLORFUL secondary cast of characters.
Karen J. (trinigirl) - , reviewed Sinful Temptation (Davies Legacy: Twins of Sin, Bk 2) (Kimani Romance, No 274) on + 16 more book reviews
WoW,, very good book. loved it.
Kimberley (krichie) -
4.5 Stars
Another powerful emotionally charged read. The subject matter in this book is something that we rarely read in romance novels. The aspect of the very real ongoing war, soldiers suffering from PTSD, and human sickness. These issues made this story very real, and will be extremely relate able for a lot of people. Although the storyline was tough, the aspect of romance was still there. Talia and Tony had a heart wrenching story. I loved the beginning of the story with their pen letters back and forth to one another. It really set the tone for the story. Their passion was off the charts, and they had fantastic chemistry. This was a really great read, and I am hoping for a story between Cooper (Tony's cousin) and Gloria (Talia's sister). Those two had some fireworks between them...hoping this series continues, it is certainly off to a good start.
Another powerful emotionally charged read. The subject matter in this book is something that we rarely read in romance novels. The aspect of the very real ongoing war, soldiers suffering from PTSD, and human sickness. These issues made this story very real, and will be extremely relate able for a lot of people. Although the storyline was tough, the aspect of romance was still there. Talia and Tony had a heart wrenching story. I loved the beginning of the story with their pen letters back and forth to one another. It really set the tone for the story. Their passion was off the charts, and they had fantastic chemistry. This was a really great read, and I am hoping for a story between Cooper (Tony's cousin) and Gloria (Talia's sister). Those two had some fireworks between them...hoping this series continues, it is certainly off to a good start.
