Pure Seduction

De: Ella Frank

Narrado por: Elizabeth Hart, Nelson Hobbs

Small towns are definitely not for me. The understanding was that I would one day return to Chamberlin, California. What my father didn't count on was that once he sent me away, I would never come back - at least not until he was gone.

Which brings me to now, his wake. It also brings me to her. The girl who has grown into the most beautiful woman I've ever laid eyes on - Laurel Anderson.

She's looking at me as though she wishes I was the one she watched get buried this morning. Well, nothing to do but see if I can seduce the pure and passionate Laurel, and change that anger I see in her eyes to something just as fiery...desire.

The last time I saw Noah Chamberlin, I was a doe-eyed innocent and he was the boy of my dreams. You'd think after all these years, I'd feel the same blind indignation and rage that has haunted me since that day. Instead, I felt something altogether unwanted and unexpected - lust.

If the rumors are true, he's only going to be in Chamberlin for a few days. I can handle that. But when Noah's forced to stay and run the family business, it puts us in dangerously close proximity. And in a town this small, that can only mean one thing - trouble.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Ella Frank (P)2021 Tantor

IT'S OK

This is not a bad review. I liked the read. Teenage poor girl and rich boy get broken up by the even boy's dad. She was not good. He gets shipped overseas for college. He comes back for his evil dad's funeral. He sees girl and never stopped loving her. But she has a son. A teenage son. The story was no surprise, you kind of figure it all out before all the confessions. This was a nice smooth read. Narration was good also.

Great

I really enjoyed it. Likable characters and mature. Feel good story. I felt like I wanted a little more in the ending. How did things end with the family?

storyline

The characters believable and likeable. Would liked it to keep going. How about a second book about how family adjusted and the continued love.

really good

a sweet second chance romance set in a small town with a controlling father, am ailing mother and the rumor mill running rampant around town. Noah is back in town and just like his leaving, it's by force but seeing the woman he once loved again, he decides to make the most it of it. really good story a little heartbreaking but very sexy.

The lies, love ❤️ Seduction .

The Romance and the love they had for each other after all these years.

Um…

The title of this book should have been something else. This book was one hot chili pepper out of five.

Awesome. Another favorite by Ella's Frank

Such a sweet story.. Great story telling by one of my favorite female Narrator's. Male Narrator's compliments her so well also. Well done guys. I actually wish that there was a follow up story on Ryan and Willow. Is there? Going to need to go through all Ella's books to find it. That will not be a hardship.

Standardly Predictable

Narratiors did an excellent job. Storyline was standard and predictable that didn't get deep about anything. A quick light read that I'd only give 1 hot chili pepper in the romance department.

Slow burn

Sweet story, but I want an epilogue!!!! More words more words more more more words…

Misleading and not believable

The title is misleading. It has nothing to do with the story. A lot of drama, no seduction at all.

The conflicts and events are not believable in the 21st century.

This is the kind of author who decides that things happen a certain way and that they make sense, even though the normal world doesn't work like that. A man who doesn't try to speak to the woman he loves for almost 20 years, without it being weird? The woman just jumps into bed with said man, is supposed to work with him for a year and doesn't think that he will eventually meet her son?
Nobody in that family thinks it's weird that a man who manipulates everyone and who sent his son away suddenly hires a girl who coincidentally is pregnant and coincidentally dated the son?
Is everyone involved in this story stupid? Nobody figures things out for seventeen years?

This is a predictable and unoriginal story but it is also frustrating because it's artificially drawn out. You know from the beginning what the conflict will be but of course everyone ignores the obvious for some reason. There is a lot of unimportant stuff thrust onto us, just to fill the time. I wonder they didn't throw in a scene with the chef reciting a couple of recipes together with cooking instructions too.