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Eleanor Harper isn't sure she wants to be married, not after her scholar-researcher husband leaves her again in a Norwegian village where she knows no one, not the language, and with nothing but her own fears and resentment to keep her company. So... when he leaves again for a funded program, she leaves, too--back to her mother's home in Nebraska. Then she finds out why Max doesn't come back to her. His ship has gone down and his body has yet to be found. Devastated, she pours herself into devel...
The premise is angsty, the situation is melodramatic, the emotions are...not. This is Harlequin Superromance.Max and Eleanor's marriage disintegrates after three years because Max, an oceanographer studying climate change out of a research center in Trondheim, frequently leaves her for weeks or months at a time to go on research missions. Apparently, there's nothing for Eleanor to do in Trondheim (Wikipedia disagrees) plus she doesn't speak Norwegian. When she communicates her dissatisfaction to...
I don't know what it is about Stephanie Doyle's writing but she can really pull me in with her characters and she is my favourite writer of the SUPERROMANCE line. I will always read her books synopsis unseen. This book really puts you through the emotional wringer. You had two people who loved each other but the heroine chose to walk away because the hero wouldn't put her first. Then the hero did a more shittier thing after coming back and learning she had left, he left on a trip again thinking
This was quite well done. 3.5 rounded up to 4. I must admit I was intrigued by the premise of the Hero who comes back from the dead. I think I’ve read a couple of this tropes on HPlandia.The Hero and the heroine are a married couple, having problems. The Hero is a workaholic scientist who spends 4-5 months at a time away from his wife because of his work. Added to that is that their present posting is in a remote part of Norway where the wife is isolated, away from family, friends and in a place...
Married...AgainThey were married but like some marriages there were cracks. He would leave for long periods of time due to his work...no passion. She was stuck in a country where she did not know the language. After a passionate argument she left to go back home. He came back and found her gone. Instead of going after her he went back out one more time. But he became lost and feared dead. Now fast forward two plus years she has a striving business with possibly a new love interest. When he shows...
SweetI enjoyed their story and the hero was vulnerable and strong at the same time. It was a bit over the top with the Daniel character which is why it’s only three stars.
