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Chargement... Loving Lucas (2009)par Lisa Marie Davis
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. 3.5 Stars ( ) I held off reading this for a long time because the name of the book coupled with the cover of a sweet young man made me think this was about a couple who come together because they both really care about a developmentally disabled kid. Nope. This book had almost no substance. The plot was definitely an excuse for the romance. The promised thriller aspect was lame. The fact that the two have This is my complete synopsis of the book in 20 short lines: Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Let's just be friends. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: It can never be more. Evil guy: I will kill you Lucas and make you suffer. But I will hurt your boy first. Lucas: I love you Nic. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too, but we can't have more. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Okay. Let's fuck. Nic: I will go and leave you all alone so I can deal with what is most likely a distraction. Evil guy: Lucas you will now die. Lucas: No. Evil guy: Then I will hurt Nic. Lucas: No. Lame fight scene. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too. I held off reading this for a long time because the name of the book coupled with the cover of a sweet young man made me think this was about a couple who come together because they both really care about a developmentally disabled kid. Nope. This book had almost no substance. The plot was definitely an excuse for the romance. The promised thriller aspect was lame. The fact that the two have This is my complete synopsis of the book in 20 short lines: Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Let's just be friends. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: It can never be more. Evil guy: I will kill you Lucas and make you suffer. But I will hurt your boy first. Lucas: I love you Nic. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too, but we can't have more. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Okay. Let's fuck. Nic: I will go and leave you all alone so I can deal with what is most likely a distraction. Evil guy: Lucas you will now die. Lucas: No. Evil guy: Then I will hurt Nic. Lucas: No. Lame fight scene. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too. I held off reading this for a long time because the name of the book coupled with the cover of a sweet young man made me think this was about a couple who come together because they both really care about a developmentally disabled kid. Nope. This book had almost no substance. The plot was definitely an excuse for the romance. The promised thriller aspect was lame. The fact that the two have This is my complete synopsis of the book in 20 short lines: Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Let's just be friends. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: It can never be more. Evil guy: I will kill you Lucas and make you suffer. But I will hurt your boy first. Lucas: I love you Nic. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too, but we can't have more. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: Okay. Let's fuck. Nic: I will go and leave you all alone so I can deal with what is most likely a distraction. Evil guy: Lucas you will now die. Lucas: No. Evil guy: Then I will hurt Nic. Lucas: No. Lame fight scene. Nic: I love you Lucas. Lucas: I love you, too. I was putting off reading this until my husband went to work as I was sure it was going to be a tear-jerker. As it turned out, it wasn't, which was an enormous surprise as I weep at just about any provocation. Gotta admit, I was a bit disappointed this book didn't hit me more emotionally. It started off beautifully: angry protagonist, shut-off survivor, heroic cop in love with our survivor... I think it was a pacing issue. The rush to get the MCs together made it seem as if Nic was pushing Lucas, who gave in with little fight because he was just too damn tired to keep saying no. I know that wasn't the intention but the speed of it did dull the emotion I wanted to feel at these two boys finally getting together. Riley was suitably creepy and unbalanced - he scared the beejesus out of me! Again, the pace put me off a little. It started well but it felt a bit like a rush to get to the ending. I would have liked a bit more creepy Riley stalking Lucas which, in turn, would bring Nic and Lucas closer. But this was an enjoyable read, the sex was sweet and hot (which is my favourite kind of sex), and the characters nicely rounded. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Lucas Kiefer has lived through hell. Assaulted and nearly murdered by a man obsessed with him, he now lives with horrible scars inside and out. Abandoned by his boyfriend while trying to recover, Lucas withdraws into himself. Building a new life, he focuses only on running his bookstore. But his nightmare returns when ten years later, his attacker is released from jail on a technicality. Sheriff Nicholas Demetris has known and loved Lucas for five years. He doesn't care about physical scars; he's attracted to the silently strong man inside. He knows Lucas feels more for him than he'll admit. Despite being well aware of Nicholas's feelings, Lucas won't allow anyone close, regardless of the feelings in his heart, especially now when he's once again the focus of unwanted and deadly intentions. Lucas can't stand the idea of anyone being hurt for him, but Nicholas is determined to protect him and earn Lucas's love no matter what. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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