Deadly Love was the first Brenda Joyce book I have ever read. I really liked it (read it in one night) and was interested in reading her other books. I started with Firestorm and did not finish. Where all of Brett's sexual escapades are understandable considering the time period the story takes place in, his anger and how he treated Storm was something I did not like. To me he had no redeeming qualities and I just couldn't go on reading. I hope her other books are good and that the characters are better than this book, because otherwise the other three will end up with Firestorm at the book exchange unread. I would not recommend this book.

I was disappointed! I was excited to discover that the heroine's family were related to charcters in a later book written by Joyce, but I was very disgruntled with the hero's family and their lust for each other. This family possessed no code of ethics, no morals and definitely not an ounce of love for one another. Sickening to say the least!

Set in San Francisco, mid 19th century. A girl who prefers to spend her time with horses is compelled to make her society debut and encounters an arrogant, self-made man. After a shotgun wedding the two must learn to love each other.

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You can't "teach yourself" Chinese from this book, which has no audio. The operative word is "yourself". It could work as a textbook because in that scenario you have a teacher= no one is "teaching themselves" from this book alone. But then you would have a real textbook and learn properly over time. I am sorry to use this tone but I am reacting to having bought it while trying to learn without a teacher and find it a waste of money compared to other purchases.

Since I am a very enthusiastic crossword puzzler and since I live in an area of the world where they are unavailable, it isn't always easy trying to find something you like on-line. The good news is that the N.Y. Times Coffee Break book is EXACTLY what it says it is......I love it! It is easy but not"brain-less" easy. Yes, the puzzles can be done in a coffee break! I only wish there were more puzzles in the book! I know I will finish the book too quickly. Buy and enjoy!