1965? How did I miss that? Where are other reviewers getting that? Was it the copyright date? That would definitely explain a lot, like why the hero was so hateful to the heroine. It still happens in books today, but not as often, and it's a huge turn-off for me. I don't want the characters to fall in love on page 3, but when one or both characters are just plain mean to each other, it really bothers me. ( )

A man seeks revenge from the man who abandoned his sister and niece.
Sets to destroy everything they have worked for. He didn't expect to fall in love with his daughter. She tried to be strong but the way she loves her physically is too much. It had been a long time since she was in love. She didn't want anyone until him.
I pray to God this doesn't happen to me. In spite of everything, they will be happy together. ( )

Really, I found this a tad overlong, and while it was OK and enjoyable enough, I had to wait to nearly the end for the kicker, which I sussed out just before. ( )

The love story of Felicity “Fizz” Beaumont and Luke Devlin is an old fashioned romance with a bit of glitz, glamour and gaiety that tells not only of meeting, greeting and loving but also has an undercurrent of revenge gone awry. This is the first book in a series of three that will tell the love stories of sisters with Fizz being the first in line. This story includes a business takeover in a small working town on the coast of England, a private radio station that is entangled in the takeover, actors and actresses, love betrayed, love lost and love found. I would recommend this to anyone who would like to read a contemporary romance with a happy ending. ( )

I downloaded this free on kindle after looking for a good long light read. This was over 400 pages. I like the characters but the plot was predictable but that was fine as I was not looking for anything complex. Yes the dialogue is abit old fashioned but you have to bear in mind this was first published in 1996 so dialogue moves on. ( )