Sunday, March 19, 2006

A Certain Slant of Light by Terese Ramin

Started: 3/17/06
Finished: 3/19/06
Pages: 248
Genre: Romance (Silhouette Intimate Moments)
Grade: C
Reason for reading: grabbed it off the TBR pile (from a bookbox)
Blurb (from back cover): "Grace Witoczynski was a single mother living in the suburbs with four kids, a demandiing job, meddling relatives-and absolutely no social life. Mal Quarrels was a man living a lie, a handsome, hard-bitten U. S. marshal working undercover-in the middle of her living room.
"And somewhere between talking about the birds and bees with Grace's sons, sitting down to potroast dinners and kissing Grace long into the night, Mal remembered what it was like to have a family-and forgot the real reason he was there.
"Until he was reminded in the worst possible way..."
Opinion: Eh...Very average and not extremely interesting. I read it just to have something to read on my long commute. What I did like was that the romance between Grace and Mal was developed instead of it being rushed by page 100.

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