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    The Sins of His Past

    By Roxanne St. Claire

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    For one incredible night, Kendra Locke gave Deuce Monroe everything she had. Then he walked away without a backward glance to chase his big-league dreams as far as they would take him. Years later, after one daredevil stunt too many, Deuce was back in his hometown, ready to pick up where he left off.

    Kendra had no intention of letting him. The consequences of that one night had shattered her dreams. Now what Deuce wanted threatened her future...especially when he tempted her with the sensual promise of more time in his bed. Could she be the one to walk away?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateAug 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426874161
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    Roxanne St. Claire

    Roxanne St. Claire is the author of the Bullet Catchers series and the critically acclaimed romantic suspense novels Killer Curves, French Twist, and Tropical Getaway. The national bestselling author of more than seventeen novels, Roxanne has won the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award, the Bookseller's Best Award, the Book Buyers "Top Pick," the HOLT Medallion, and the Daphne Du Maurier Award for Best Romantic Suspense. Find out more at RoxanneStClaire.com, at Twitter.com/RoxanneStClaire, and at Facebook.com/RoxanneStClaire.

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    • 2/5
      It's weird but I feel like I started reading in the middle of the book; it just starts off kind of awkwardly.

      The writing style is a little immature and low quality. The author never digs deeply into her characters and they are definitely not multifaceted. This story wasn't even what I would call a guilty pleasure read, you know the fast, dirty, but not particularly intelligent read with quality writing. This whole story was dull.

      This was an "eh" book for sure, not even positive I would call it enjoyable. If you were going to a doctor's appointment and needed something to read though, I would totally recommend this for you to read during your two hour wait. You won't ever get too terribly involved with the story and characters and if you get pulled away from reading it's super easy to pick up and read again without forgetting what happened.

      **Ok, so I had to go to amazon to get a summary for this book, I am waaaay to lazy to come up with my own, and there were 5 reviews and all of those 5 people gave this book 5 stars! WTF, I read through what they said but I completely do not see what they do. This is a "Desire" read from Silhouette so maybe people were expecting less than I was. I personally think these reviewers are amateur romance readers or relatives of the author. Oh and saying a character is a pitcher in the MLB does not make a sports story my friends, especially if you don't compound on this and have the professional athlete breaking a contract that is worth millions. I'm really feeling bitter and mislead by this book now...

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