Cassie Edwards
Autor(a) de Savage Honor
About the Author
Cassie Edwards is and accomplished violinist and romance novel writer. She began her literary career while working as a secretary. Edwards sent a manuscript to Zebra, who bought it and offered her a contract for six more books, but not before she was offered a contract for another historical novel mostrar mais by Leisure Books. Over 100 of her historical romances have been published and Edwards has won the Romantic Times 'Lifetime Achievement Award' for her Indian series and a 'Reviewer's Choice Award' for her first Indian romance, Savage Obsession. Her series list includes: Savage Secrets, Wild Arizona, and Wild Tribes. Her novels include: Island Rapture, Fire Cloud and Shadow Bear. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
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Etiquetado
Conhecimento Comum
- Data de nascimento
- 1936
- Sexo
- female
- Nacionalidade
- USA
- Locais de residência
- St Louis, Missouri, USA
Mattoon, Illinois, USA - Premiações
- RT Career Acheivement Award
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Resenhas
I was hoping to enjoy this book but didn't. I know a lot of women like the story line but I found some of the assumptions a bit far fetched, such as a raid of one tribe upon another resulting in the attacked being destroyed without harming one of the attackers.
The plot is very good, but the use of English is very plain. In some cases the English was very confused. The work could use a good editing.
I was expecting more in the way of emotional response during the scant loving making scenes. The scenes seemed more mechanical than anything else with the characters going through the motions.
And yet Edwards knows how to express the emotional aspects of her characters quite elegantly at times. The mystery surrounding the disappearance of the child at the beginning of the book is what kept me hooked.
As a pulp fiction novel, this work holds no special place. It's just another interesting story. If you can get past some of the unbelievable details, you might enjoy this story. However, if you're easily distracted by glaring inconsistencies, you'll find this book to be jarring at times.… (mais)
The plot is very good, but the use of English is very plain. In some cases the English was very confused. The work could use a good editing.
I was expecting more in the way of emotional response during the scant loving making scenes. The scenes seemed more mechanical than anything else with the characters going through the motions.
And yet Edwards knows how to express the emotional aspects of her characters quite elegantly at times. The mystery surrounding the disappearance of the child at the beginning of the book is what kept me hooked.
As a pulp fiction novel, this work holds no special place. It's just another interesting story. If you can get past some of the unbelievable details, you might enjoy this story. However, if you're easily distracted by glaring inconsistencies, you'll find this book to be jarring at times.… (mais)
I found this book had a good story but it was a lot of detail and a bit repetitive.
This wasn't completely terrible, but this wasn't up to par with what I'm used to reading from Ms. Edwards. I listened to this because I was looking for an old school historical romance with damsel in distress and all the tropes. This was just meh. I know it was a short novel, but you can get plenty across in a small amount of words, which was not done here. It was an okay enough story, but it was lacking.
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 122
- Also by
- 1
- Membros
- 3,916
- Popularidade
- #6,462
- Avaliação
- 3.4
- Resenhas
- 33
- ISBNs
- 346
- Idiomas
- 4
- Favorito
- 7
That said, it made for an excellent parody of a romance. I did laugh at how bad it was. (I do feel bad saying this, but hey... At least I'm being honest, yeah?)… (mais)