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The Secrets of Love Story Bridge by Phaedra Patrick

The Secrets of Love Story Bridge

by Phaedra Patrick

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  • Apr 2020, 352 pages
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  • Debra C. (Vienna, GA)
    ...Just an ordinary love story
    After falling in love with the first three Phaedra Patrick novels, I was so looking forward to her fourth. Unfortunately, number four was a bit of a disappointment for me. This love story, widower with child finds romance, was so predictable, yet so unlike Patrick's previous books. Yes, the main character has an unique job, but all other characters and plots are so trite. Honestly, I felt as though I was reading, at best, an ordinary Harlequin beach read romance.
  • Donna W. (Wauwatosa, WI)
    The Secrets of Love Story Bridge
    I had a hard time with this book. The characters were so poorly developed, and the story buildup was so rushed that I just couldn't relate to any of them. They were all so unappealing that I had a hard time finishing the book. The story had unbelievable events, some statements seemed to be contradictory, and the timeline didn't ring true. Unfortunately, I didn't like this book.

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