Reviews for Once upon a Time

The average rating for Once upon a Time based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-05-23 00:00:00 Marygrace Amador I loved this. H/h are evenly matched in this battle of wits that leads to a romance and the solution to a Hollywood mystery. Heroine is an up-and-coming movie critic. Hero is a director and movie studio owner. They are on each other�s radar after heroine writes a series of increasingly scathing columns about the hero�s movies. They meet at a party and do not hit it off. Hero vows revenge. Heroine remains undaunted. I won�t go into their elaborate schemes that also serve as a courtship, but be assured that they go too far � several times and the angst is delicious. (I�m still shuddering over the cost of driving a rental pick-up truck from Colorado to LA and then keeping it for weeks). Hero is deliciously cruel, but then develops feelings for his prey. Heroine is tough, yet vulnerable � a difficult characterization for an author to pull off. The only discordant notes: the heroine�s friendship with the agenda-driven movie critic and the hero�s Armani suit, ponytail and single emerald stud earring. *shudder *

Review # 2 was written on 2018-01-20 00:00:00 Eric Lalor "Rafe's Revenge" is the story of Silver and Rafe. Another fabulous battle of wits, this time between a movie mogul and a film critic who fight till they fall in love! We have hilarious conflicts, sizzling attraction, passionate lovemaking and ultimate surrender- along with sleazy as well as meddling secondary characters, being stranded in a remote cabin, humiliation and blackmail attempts and finally a HEA in this engaging read. I was rooting for both of them until the very end, and if you like books with a strong heroine and a determined hero, you'll definitely like this one. Safe 4/5