Reviews for Methodology and economics

The average rating for Methodology and economics based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-06-22 00:00:00 CAROL SPOON Suzanna's Surrender: 4 Stars I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked this story. The previous three books felt a lot less engaging and polished than this one. I still had moments where I winced over how abrupt certain things were, but on the whole it was a lot smoother and the romance more convincing than the others were. I found myself completely charmed by Holt. He was abrupt and impatient and used temper to cover his tender moments. I absolutely adored that about him. His reluctant caring and embarrassment over being romantic was excellent. The fact that he was mortified about it but did it anyway because he felt Suzanna deserved it really won me over. Suzanna was quieter and more damaged than her sisters. Her strength and determination to move past her hurts and fears made it impossible for me not to like her. I also liked that she melded so well with Holt and could give as good as she got when they were bickering. I really liked getting Christian's journal entries this time and was glad that Colleen had a bigger role. I also loved the running debate over whether Suzanna ran Holt over when she was 16 or whether he fell off his motorcycle in front of her. Megan's Mate:

Review # 2 was written on 2020-10-31 00:00:00 Raymond Junk Jr. Thoroughly enjoyed this book.