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Only Forever Mass Market Paperback – 1 Jun 2001

by Linda Lael Miller (Author)

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Determined to meet the beautiful television personality Vanessa Lawrence, Nick DeAngelo successfully wins her heart, but their budding romance is threatened when Vanessa learns Nick's role in a devastating incident from her past. Reissue.

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Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Mira Books (1 June 2001)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1551668572
ISBN-13: 978-1551668574
Product Dimensions: 10.8 x 1.9 x 17.1 cm
Boxed-product Weight: 113 g
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Linda Morrisett

Not as good as some of her other books

22 July 2015 - Published on Amazon.com

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kind of slow. Not as good as some of her other books

SeeKeen

Just so-so

11 December 2013 - Published on Amazon.com

It isn't the worst book I ever read - far from it - but it is at least that far from being the best, too. I usually love LLM books, but not this one. I just didn't connect to the main characters. And I have to say that the description doesn't have a lot to do with the book at all!

Kate and her ex-husband can't go their separate ways, mostly because Parker, her ex, is still walking all over her, and she can't seem to stand up for herself. Then she meets Nick, and instantly falls for him. But she is still torn up over Parker and his lying, cheating ways, so she won't commit to Nick because he is "too much like Parker." That infuriates Nick, because he isn't really anything like Parker. I kept thinking he would say, "Are all doctors alike? Are all lawyers alike? Why do you think all professional athletes alike?" But he never does. They both claim to love the other, but they never talk, they never try to compromise. And I never did understand either one of them.

I. Daco

IT JUST CANT BE LINDA!

25 March 2002 - Published on Amazon.com

Linda is absolutely one of my favorite authors and before this book I thought she could do no wrong. First off, she got the title of her heroine mixed up..instead of Value Van, she should have made it Vulnerable Van, 'pushover' would definitely fit her much better. I hated how the heroine was such as push over, half of the time in the book, she was crying. I found myself yelling at the book telling her to shape up. AND HER FRIENDS! I don't know why her friends are constantly badgering her about Nick.."how could you..leave Nick" She gave up her dreams to be married with her ex and now their pushing her to give up the dreams that was actually forming?
Her character had no spine at all and the hero?..Nick? Had he ever heard the word COMPROMISE? I would understand if he couldn't afford traveling but he owns two restaurants for goodness sakes! Dont make the woman you love choose between her dreams and her love. If Vanessa had any spine at at all, I would have rathered her stay with her ex atleast there she could push him around but even that was bulldozed..literally..I would have sued my husband for all his worth, if he ever said those lies about me..in a book no less!
I didnt even finish the book because I was so mad, the only reason I'd be continuing is because I paid for this book.

5 people found this helpful

Jennifer Banker

BOO!!!!!

7 January 2005 - Published on Amazon.com

I think that this is the worst book that I have read. This story was crappy. It had some potential, but nothing came of it. Vanessa is whiney, immature, childish, annoying and selfish. The problems that she had with Parker to make her so scared are never clear. She never wants to talk about it or even think about it, so you never know what happened and what whe did talk about was not really all that bad to actually scare a woman. I though Nick was areally good guy. Why he stuck around for any of that is anyones guess. I liked Rodney. He was cool. And being that this is the first book that I have read by Linda, it does not give a good out look. The other reviews say that this is not her usual style and usually her books are not so crappy. I hope so. This wins the award of "Worst book read....EVER". Yep, its that bad.

3 people found this helpful

JoJo Magno

A little light

1 November 2001 - Published on Amazon.com

An exploration of the deeper differences between two men (ex-husband and new lover) who were externally the same (jocks and playboys) would have been interesting, but this book offered no insight and was very light on character development. As a baseball fan I was also disappointed that Ms. Miller did not seem to do any research. The sports press always identifies a major league picther by handedness -- it's as natural as breathing, 'Lefty Parker Lawrence' or 'big right-handed Parker Lawrence'; plus she had the press comparing him to "Hank Aaron and Pete Rose" -- both known as hitters which an American League pitcher would not be: How about pitchers like Sandy Koufax or the more modern (and American League) Roger Clemens, Pedro Martinez or Dwight Gooden? Ms. Miller, don't forget women readers can be baseball fans too.

3 people found this helpful