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I love these older Harlequins. They're often quite dated of course, with their arrogant, demanding, bossy heroes, but they're also often quaint and charming. The only wrong note this one hit for me was when the hero talked down to a waitress: "Bring along a few nuts and olives too, will you, like a good girl." I hadn't read Dorothy Cork before, but a quick look at my TBR shows I have four more of her books, so I'm quite looking forward to them.

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I'm not sure if I would have liked this better if I were the target audience (which I am decades from being). The italicized chapters written in first POV by the villain were laughable and ridiculous. But it was a quick read that I may just be way too old for.

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I was expecting a light, warmhearted, summer vibes romance, which I got, but it was also a little mystery/suspense. And I quite enjoyed it.

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This was a little disappointing. At times it felt like reading a boring non-fiction account of a murder investigation. I don't know if it's the author's writing, or the translation. Wallander is not a very likable person. Which if written well is fine, but this is also not a good character study, so all of the characters are a bit flat.

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I‘m loving this series.

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I struggled a bit to get into this book. The author's writing style did not appeal to me at all. But eventually I fell into the rhythm, and it no longer bothered me. Much. The plot got a bit convoluted, and a bit graphic and violent for Noah. But I did get very caught up towards the end, thus the book earning a higher rating from me than I anticipated in the beginning.

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Another one of Ms. Brown's earlier (1997) romantic suspense, though for much of the book it was lighter on the romance than some. Not one of her best but still pretty engrossing. The heroine was a bit one dimensional, but as with most of Ms. Brown's books the hero was well written. She does know how to write those good guy with bad guy vibes heroes.

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Packs quite a punch for such a short novel (115 pages). I really want to rewatch the movie now - the Fred MacMurray version. I've never seen the remake.

But can someone explain to me why the characters' names were changed for the movie? From Walter Huff to Walter Neff, and from Phyllis Nirdlinger to Phyllis Dietrichson. At least the first names weren't changed.

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