The average rating for Come Next Summer based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.
Review # 1 was written on 2017-09-29 00:00:00 Steven Tiger 2.75 stars |
Review # 2 was written on 2011-10-15 00:00:00 Gary Mcnamara Frankly, I dislike endings where the H/h are working at cross-purposes while wanting the same thing. It�s needlessly frustrating. Like, couldn�t they have talked about their long-term intentions first before getting all defensive about their mutual relationship and assuming the worst possible scenarios? In this instance, the girl didn�t want to tie him up, thinking he wanted to join politics in DC. So she would settle for a month-long affair with him. On the other hand, he didn�t want to offer her marriage when he moves to DC, thinking that her parents� bad marriage soured her on the idea. But he didn�t want an affair with her either. This is my version of �Pot, meet kettle.� You know you both WANT a good scrubbing-and-washing so, for heavens� sake, just get on with the rinse cycle together. And another thing I disliked about this book�the political groupies and hangers-on. I feel like Daniel reading the writing on the wall mene, mene, tekel u-Pharsin. Years later, the hero, being attractive and people-savvy guy -- will become a successful politician ala Bill Clinton and the wife with whom he had found so attractive in this brief winter interlude has become a Hillary. HEA not likely in my cynical eyes. |
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