Pamela Morsi

Harlequin More Than Words... a novella inspired by a real life woman.

Just goes to show you that reading is always important.
I feel that this story could've been written into a full length novel. So much was just cut short.
Ended a tad quickly for my tastes.

Overall still a good read.

So good ... until the end. I'm all about the happily ever after, but I really would like more information on how they got there. I spent the whole book waiting on what would happen when Scott finally realized that DJ was his never forgotten ONS ... and we never got to see it. I feel kind of ripped off. Other than that, I liked the book a lot.

I loved this! The heroine was insecure about her appearance and convinced the hero could never love her, but she's no doormat, she's spunky and clever and independent. The change in the hero's feelings throughout the book was one of the more believable friends-to-lovers storylines I've read. A few decent doses of angst and HEAs all around. Good stuff.

Yes! A truly plain heroine! I really liked Hattie, she was just the right balance of insecure and independent. She accepted that she was not considered attractive, and was strong because of it, but it still pained her. Made for some good angst too! I really liked this couple. The sex scenes we a bit too cheesy for my taste, though.