Comments on: REVIEW: Don’t Let Go by Marliss Melton

By: REVIEW: Too Far Gone by Marliss Melton | Dear Author: Romance Book Reviews, Author Interviews, and Commentary

Thu, 13 Nov 2008 20:00:25 +0000

[...] had read and enjoyed the voice in the first book of yours that I had read and so I was interested in reading the next in the series, Too Far Gone, which [...]

By: CathieCaffey

CathieCaffey — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 21:06:16 +0000

Thanks Tracy, I’ll go find out the order to read these and start with the first (a bad habit of mine reading books in order unless they are a very long series). Thanks bunches!

By: Tracy

Tracy — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:57:05 +0000

Caffey~her books are definitely intense with a lot of romance. The romance is not on the wayside.

I really enjoyed this book. The things that bothered Jane (too many characters coming and going)don’t bother me.

I’ve read all of Marliss Melton’s SEAL books and they are great, so I’d take a chance on them Caffey.

Jane, I think you would like the first one in this series, Forget Me Not, better than you liked this one.

By: Caffey

Caffey — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 03:51:56 +0000

I have never read this author but was told her earlier books were great. I’d like to try those. I love reading Cindy Gerard’s Bodyguard series so I enjoy those romance suspense with a strong romance, one that is intense with alot on of romance. Do her books have that or is the romance on the wayside while the suspense is really the book? I’m picky with the romance suspense I read! There were authors I loved their romance suspense then the romance really just sweetened into the stories with more books written with all just suspense and I’d get burned out of that. Just wondered about her books. Thanks!

By: Lorelie

Lorelie — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:59:38 +0000

I was absolutely frustrated with this book, which was a disappointment because I’d read the rest of the series and found them enjoyable, if not keep-forever books. But by the end? I wanted to reach through the pages and smack Jordan upside the head. While I started out with sympathy for Jordan’s sad separation from her soon-to-be adopted kid, by the end of the book I hated her. Absolutely disgusted with her self centeredness and willful disregard for anyone but herself. Based on her treatment of everyone else, I wasn’t even convinced she loved that child.

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At the end, when Lucy has to rescue Jordan because she’s in Venezula over her head (even though she’d been told there were other options) but Lucy has to make that one stop and Jordan’s waiting in the car? Jordan got all whiny and resentful about having to make a stop ’cause she was scared. Um, excuse me, Lucy rescued you and got locked out of the Embassy for her troubles and you’re gonna get all pissy because there’s something she has to take care of? Self centered twit.