"Fine contemporary romance"
Full-figured Lily Ellis knows what unrequited love is as
she has desired Travis Carson since they were children but
he prefers petite females with an intelligence somewhat
below their dress size. Outside of how good a woman
looks, his only other criterion is bedroom performance. Lily's sister fashion designer Janica Ellis begs her to
replace her only full sized model who has the flu. Only
for Janica, Lily agrees, but pleads with her pal Luke
Carson to come and give her moral support. Luke is unable
to go because he is due in ER, but persuades his twin
brother Travis to be there for Lily. Travis reluctantly
agrees, but to his shock, Travis cannot believe how sexy
Lily looks and how much he wants her. However, when Lily
makes it clears she desires him too, Travis flees as he
will never commit to one woman having been burned by love
once before while the heroine cannot believe her fantasy
desires her. TAKE ME is a fine contemporary romance though readers and
the heroine will initially doubt that Travis whose
preference is rattling with bones rather than love handles
would suddenly desire Lily like he does. However, fans
will increasingly become convinced that he does by his
actions and reactions including running away from love.
Bella Andre provides a fun often amusing tale with a
serious theme of to thine own self be true. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 30, 2005
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