ABOUT TORN:
New York Times bestselling author Monica Murphy mixes business with pleasure in the second book of her sexy Billionaire Bachelors Club series …
Marina Knight came to this party for one thing only: to slap Gage Emerson in the face. Poised to snatch up her family's real estate empire, the sexy tycoon is on the verge of making an enemy for life—even if he can make her melt with a single kiss …
When Gage discovers that the alluring woman before him is the key to his latest acquisition, claiming her as his suddenly doesn't seem quite so cut-and-dried. To get what he wants, he must get to know the fierce woman willing to face him down—as she steadily steals his heart.
Gage's persistence and intense passion war with Marina's determination to protect her family. As they delve deeper into an affair they didn't see coming, Marina's torn: Will she lose her heart to Gage—or everything she holds dear?
Laura's Review: Monica Murphy has become one of my go-to favorites for fun, steamy romances. TORN features Gage Emerson, the brother of Ivy, whom we met in book one of this series, CRAVE. Gage was exactly what you'd want - sexy, rich, and with a somewhat surprisingly sweet side that wasn't apparent initially. I don't know if it was the book's brevity, but I felt this relationship between Gage and Marina lacked a bit of the depth we saw in CRAVE. The chemistry was certainly there, but with almost the entire middle chunk of their courtship missing from the book, I found myself wondering just why they loved each other so much (and forgave so quickly). Even though book three's hero, Matt, was barely mentioned here, I am already extremely intrigued by his story and the as of yet unrequited love of his assistant. Cannot wait for that one!
TORN: 3.5/5 stars
Laura's Review: Monica Murphy has become one of my go-to favorites for fun, steamy romances. TORN features Gage Emerson, the brother of Ivy, whom we met in book one of this series, CRAVE. Gage was exactly what you'd want - sexy, rich, and with a somewhat surprisingly sweet side that wasn't apparent initially. I don't know if it was the book's brevity, but I felt this relationship between Gage and Marina lacked a bit of the depth we saw in CRAVE. The chemistry was certainly there, but with almost the entire middle chunk of their courtship missing from the book, I found myself wondering just why they loved each other so much (and forgave so quickly). Even though book three's hero, Matt, was barely mentioned here, I am already extremely intrigued by his story and the as of yet unrequited love of his assistant. Cannot wait for that one!
TORN: 3.5/5 stars
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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Monica Murphy is a native Californian who lives in the foothills below Yosemite. A wife and mother of three, she writes New Adult and contemporary romance for Bantam and Avon. She is the author of One Week Girlfriend and Second Chance Boyfriend.
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I was torn over a career or a stay at home mom..Mom won..but I did home daycare for 30 years and feel very blessed to help raise many children over the years.
ReplyDeleteI have i ever felt torn, yep when i left my husband. he was in a bad place and i tried to help but felt like i failed. but I've come terms and know it was for the best and he chose his path and i mine.
ReplyDeletei was torn over leaving the place ive worked at since i was seventeen or trying something new i tried the something new for about a month before i realized where my home was lol
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