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Sicilian Husband, Unexpected Baby Hardcover – 1 September 2008

by Sharon Kendrick (Author)

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Publisher : Mills & Boon - AU; Library ed edition (1 September 2008)
Language: : English
ISBN-10 : 0263203549
ISBN-13 : 978-0263203547
Dimensions : 12.9 x 1.9 x 19.3 cm

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Betty Davis

For effort.

Reviewed in the United States on 5 November 2016

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Before Amazon Kindle and Nook and E-Readers people would buy these books without the benefit of reading reviews or being able to review the books themselves.

This book was corny. Fem was irritating in that she says no but always backs down like a timid chicken. HE told her to leave so she did and finds out later she's pregnant. She calls him twice and he refuses to speak to her and so he never finds out that he has a son.

There wasn't a lot of development in the characters. And what development there was left you antsy and frustrated.

He railroads over all her decisions, forces a makeover, lies to her & belittles her for a decision he made about their marriage.

SHE is the worst kind of character I would like to read. She's timid, indecisive, worrier and submissive to the point of annoying.

I don't know why I came back to these books. There are independent writers on here who's books are the same price, 3x longer and excellent story lines. This book in a word was Generic.

9 people found this helpful

Amy K

Misogynistic H and doormat h.

Reviewed in the United States on 23 December 2017

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This man is abusive. She is a victim of abuse. In the last 5 pages of the book he miraculously decides he loves her after heaping abuse and threats on her for the entire book. And lets not forget the abysmal sex scenes. No love to be found here. The woman is a masochist. There are many books out there like this, just not what I was expecting in a Harlequin.

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JSG

Difficult Read - Unacceptable "Hero"

Reviewed in the United States on 3 November 2008

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I agree with the statements concerning the husband made by the reviewer entitled "barely got through it" . The husband's actions were unacceptable and his reasons for pushing his wife away and then not keeping tabs on her after she left (while still married to her and supposedly still interested in her?) were cruel and actually rather disgusting. The book was well written but the hero was too angry, too mean, too selfish, and too quickly forgiven. I also got the strong impression that he was seeing other women while separated from his wife (way to go, huh). Like the other reviewer, I wish the heroine had stood up for herself much more - at a minimum she should have gone to a lawyer and found out her rights..! All in all, the story made me unsettled and a bit angry myself. I guess I have to give it to the author, though - she certainly kept me reading (even if it was only to see how this story could possibly end)! I'm interested to see what others thought of this book.

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Insanely abusive

Reviewed in the United States on 1 July 2020

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Good, descriptive writing.

She is weak and puts up with extreme mental and verbal and some physical abuse because he makes her hot. I don't want him around a child. I don't believe they will have a happily next month, much less ever after.

Syncer Martinez

Didn't hate it but I didn't love it

Reviewed in the United States on 30 March 2010

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Vincenzo was a good character I would say that he was like a general alpha male he loved his wife but didnt want to show it because in his book when she walked on their marriage she ended things right then and there. I would say that he wasnt a good husband because he wasnt there when she need him most.
Emma...I honestly started out loving her character because at first she seemed strong and when he verbally attacked her she attacked right back but then she stopped and I was left wondering what happened to the Emma from the begining of the book. I also felt as if Ms Kendrick left something out, Salvatore obviously feels a certain way about Emma and I wanted to know why was there always such and ackward feeling when they were alone. I read this book this morning so it's still fresh in my head and not once did I read anything that would explain it. So in total it was an okay book would I recomend it maybe I can come up with other recomendations.

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