Reviews for Passion's Child

The average rating for Passion's Child based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-06-06 00:00:00 Steven Vaughan Contemporary (Pre-smartphone) second chance romance. WOW! This was a complicated plot line with secret pregnancies, lies and more lies. Nicholas and Amy where in love as early adults (20 to his 23) when a younger sister decides to break everything up with some bad choices. We get a cute 7 year old, 'Triple' who has a medical problem which brings everyone together to hash out the lies and secrets and save a marriage. HEA. No one in this story is innocent because there is a lot of lies and mistakes. Maybe Nicholas is the only one that never lies but he doesn't dig deep to find out the truth either. Frustrated with this crazy car crash of a story. 180 pages and kindle freebie 2 stars

Review # 2 was written on 2016-07-23 00:00:00 Kyle Crow Chief Ah, now I understand. I didn't know until after I read this book that it was originally published in 1988. So that explains the angsty stupid plot. This book and these characters made little sense to me. Why Amy made many of the choices she did made no sense. Why Nick just sat back and was so passive in his own family made little sense. A story that hinges on one misunderstanding that could be cleared up with one mature conversation made little sense. I guess that's the biggest issue. Everything they do is selfish and immature. Triple was cute and he should've been the main priority and loyalty in both their lives. This book was a mess.