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Nom canonique: Peer, Elin
Sexe: female
Professions: life coach
author
Courte biographie: With a back ground in life coaching, Elin is easy to talk to.

Her fans rave about her unique writing style that has subtle elements of coaching mixed into fictional love stories with happy endings.

Elin is curious by nature. She likes to explore and can tell you about riding elephants through the Asian jungle, watching the sunset in the Sahara Desert from the back of a camel, sailing down the Nile in Egypt, kayaking in Alaska, river rafting in Indonesia, and flying over Greenland in a helicopter.

After traveling the world and living in different countries, Elin is currently residing outside Seattle in the US with her husband, daughters, and her black Labrador, Lucky, who follows her everywhere.

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Critiques

Forbidden Letters (Men of the North #0) par Elin Peer

I wasn’t really sure what to expect with this book, but it was actually pretty entertaining. Some parts were a bit extreme. But overall this was a good, sweet love story of two people from different worlds getting their HEA against all odds.

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NickyM96 | 1 autre critique | Nov 21, 2022 |

The Protector (Men of the North, #1) par Elin Peer

This one was okay. If I recall, I really enjoyed the prequel story to this series. But this first book was kind of rough. I guess it was a bit of world building going on. The Northmen had to seem extremely crude and archaic. The Motherlanders had to seem almost as if they were living in a cult. And that's really it all seemed. A lot of ignorance on both sides. But like I said, this is a world being built. At the end of the day, there was some enlightenment on both sides, but not much. I am curious to see if things will get better. One interesting thing was seeing how extreme it is living in either place. It was clear that no way was better than the other.

Anyway, about this story. We meet Boulder and Christina. Christina was a history professor and archehologist. When word came that an experienced archeologist was needed in the North, she volunteered. But once she got there, she soon realized her mistake in thinking she'd ever be safe. She was appointed a "protector" not realizing that was code word for husband. But nevertheless, she agrees to the short term marriage to Boulder so that she could complete her work. With Boulder, she soon realizes that maybe the men of the north aren't so bad after all. The two of course fall for each other. But face troubles when Christina decides to go back home.

At the end of the day, these two of course end up together. But it makes me wonder if all the books will be resolved the same way, with them choosing one place over the other. Or will the worlds eventually combine back into one?

Overall, I'd give this 2.5 stars. It was problematic in a lot of places, but I have hopes things will improve.… (plus d'informations)

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NickyM96 | 2 autres critiques | Nov 21, 2022 |

Black (Clashing Colors #1) par Elin Peer

Did not enjoy this one. Almost did not finish it. Both these people were problematic and damaged and shouldn't have been together so quickly.

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NickyM96 | Nov 21, 2022 |

The Protector (Men of the North, #1) par Elin Peer

I avoided this book/series for a long time because the set up just seemed silly but I finally needed something different so...

Actually the author pulled it off for me. I’ve read several straight sci fi novels with a similar set up and the rationale and world building here would stack up with any of those.

Character development was good and I liked the hero and heroine together. I will probably go on with the series if the blurbs sound good.

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Luziadovalongo | 2 autres critiques | Jul 14, 2022 |

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