Elizabeth Lowell

Perfectly content to let her art be her only passion, alabaster sculptress Paige Mattheson unexpectedly falls desperately in love with drifter Jesse Dallas after a six-week beachfront affair and fears she cannot let him go as he sets out to move on. Reissue.

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Olivia

This is the softest, least emotionally constipated Lowell character I’ve read yet! Still all the angst but less anger and meanness which is a nice change of pace. Lisa is such a wonderful heroine and Rye, while an idiot, is definitely a new favorite! 

I’d say this one feels more modern than the other Lowell’s I’ve read (mainly due to the fact that Rye is only an ass for about a collective 10 pages). If I was to recommend an old school category to someone, this would be the one I’d point them to! In fact, I’m probably going to be shoving this one in a few peoples faces over the next few weeks because of how much I loved it and how easy it is to fall in love with (unlike “Too Hot To Handle”, which I feel like I love because it feeds my id. I would NOT recommend that one to most people because of how much of an ass ethan is, but I do love him.).

Still a few issues with it because it is an older book, but I feel like this is a tamer old school than most others I’ve read. There was no moment where I cringed like I do with most older ones so I’d count this one as a quality one.

If you’re looking into reading an older romance or just want a good cowboy romance, pick this one up! It’s a quick read and it’s one I fee like everyone should have on their shelf.

Fever

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