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Author:
Susan Johnson
By Bantam
Average Customer Rating:  
List Price: $6.50
Our Price: $0.60
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Product Description
SUMMER OF LOVE
Three best friends from the city are coming home this summer--and temperatures are going to soar. For each, the small lakeside town of Ely holds warm memories of erotic trysts and first crushes, passionate nights and bittersweet heartbreak. Now they are returning to their hometown for the hottest summer of their lives--and three new chances at love. . .
For Serena, the bored would-be socialite, the passion she’s been missing comes in the form of a man all wrong for her--for all the deliciously right reasons. For Ceci, the poet and cynic, the art of love was a carefully orchestrated game--until the town bad boy teaches her the pleasure of losing control. And for Lily, the cable TV star recovering from a broken marriage, the carefree summer fling she’d begun with Ely’s most handsome and eligible resident burns with a sensual heat that will melt every taboo. Neither Lily, Ceci, nor Serena knows how the summer will end, but one thing is certain--each will experience a seduction to remember. . .
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ewwwww, 2005-01-23
This book was terrible! I enjoy a good romance mixed with a lot of passion, but this book failed on both accounts. There is no real plot to the story and someone must have poured cold water on the hot passion because it was sex, that read more like a how to guide, then a story. I tried finishing this book for 3 months, but could not do it. I had heard a lot of good things about Ms. Johnson's writing, but I am afraid to read the other books that I have of her's because of this book. If you must read this book do yourself the favor of finding it for a dollar or less, other wise you are wasting your money.
Kat, 2004-02-11
I thought that the book was alright. It is interesting enough to grab your attention, and hold it but not enough to be particularly memorable. It leaves you with a lot of questions about the characters and how they end up. I think that it would have been better if she had been able to develop each character seperately and with their own book and gone into the relationships between them a little more. It had her trademark fantastic love scenes-but when you barely know the characters and you don't get a chance to know them you are left feeling rather unsatisfied.
Erotica, 2002-09-16
This is the first book of Susan Johnsons that I have read and I loved it. I am looking forward to reading more. It is a dreamers book and that's what I like to read.
Two Thumbs Up!, 2002-07-24
Don't listen to those who say this book isn't worth it. Of course it's nothing like our everyday lives, but really do we want to read about everyday lives? This book is full of snappy dialogue and lots of heated sex. Great, great beach read - I read it in one afternoon!
If All You Want is a Little Steam..., 2002-07-23
As an avid reader of romance and erotica, I can honestly say this has to be the worst combination of genres I've ever read. Notorious for her ability to inundate readers with multiple love - no,excuse me - sex scenes, Ms. Johnson has a devoted following; however, with her latest she has taken a bend in the road. Perhaps it's her age (no I'm not an anti-age, I enjoy Dorothy Garlock who is roughly the same age) or because she has not explored the contemporary world of romance enough, I'm not sure. I am sure Ms. Johnson not only left her novel unresolved (a BIG No-No in the romance genre), but left the reader having no empathy for any of her characters. Immature and beautiful; well-endowed and mysoginistic....need I say more?
I would only recommend this novel to those who thumb through the pages looking for the "naughty" parts. There are many, and they are the only decent part of the book. I wish I'd done that, it would have saved me some time.
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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780553582550
ISBN: 0553582550
Label: Bantam
Manufacturer: Bantam
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 288
Publication Date: 2002-05
Publisher: Bantam
Release Date: 2002-05-28
Studio: Bantam |
