Reviews for Love Thy Neighbour

The average rating for Love Thy Neighbour based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-07-30 00:00:00 Jennifer Bistransky Surprisingly fun read. This is the first time I've read this author and I quite enjoyed it. The Heroine Fiona, buys a property to set up a breeding place and obedience school for dogs. The neighboring sheep farmer, Dare (hero) also wants the property as it adjoins his. Fiona wins the bid since Dare's representative is late. Dare is naturally annoyed to have missed out and they have a few angry words between them. However, after that first incident, Dare is nothing but helpful towards Fiona. Fiona is wary of men since she has a failed marriage behind her. It is clear that Dare is smitten and the reader can clearly see how he goes out of his way to make things easier for Fiona.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-09-12 00:00:00 Andrew Rolston It starts cliche and standard for Halrequins...but then this ended up being one of the best harlequins Ive read that deals with complicated emotional issues. I'm impressed. 1. No insta-luv. Yes, misunderstandings galore as is typical, but this is a slow burn buildup that makes sense and tugs at the heart with it's ending. 2. Deals with caretaker burnout for taking care of a mentally handicapped dependent 3. Deals with developing dependence for a mentally handicapped dependent 4. Deals with relationship issues that arise from this situation 5. Deals with male sexism that slowly evolves to seeing women as equal coworkers Whew, this short book handled a lot of delicate situations surprisingly well after the beginning. Again, color me surprised.