Mansion for My Love

But...she sometimes writes very mean heroes!! In the 1980's and 90's the HP writers never used the male point of view so it was hard to see the motivation of some heroes. In this book, I thought the hero was terrible to the heroine! The heroine found out on her wedding day to the hero, that he was using her and the marriage to cover up the fact that he was in love with his brother's wife! With that said, I still think Robyn Donald is a great writer that who pens inventive plots and original characters. The fact that I found it so painful to read says a lot for this writer. I actually felt so bad for the heroine that I wanted her to tell the hero to "GET LOST!" I rated this book 5 stars because I like Robyn's stories so much, but I would actually give this book 3 stars because of how much I wanted to change the ending of the story! I actually wished that it wasn't the usual Harlequin Presents happy ending!

It's a story about the important sacrifices lovers have to make in order to come together. The two main characters are fully developed and etche themselves in the reader's mind. This is not a romance where sex sizzles although the sexual tension is undeniably there. The story gently unfolds and before you know it, you cannot put the book down. Robyn Donald is at her best and so, I gave it five stars.