Addicted to Love
The Serendipity Series
by Jennifer Wilck
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Pub Date Jul 21 2017 | Archive Date Jul 31 2021
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Description
Dan Rothberg struggled after an accident killed his wife and he nearly lost custody of his daughter. He can no longer allow himself to get attached to anything or anyone. Until he meets Hannah.
Hannah Cohen is a young executive with a meddlesome grandmother and a troubled brother. She'd like nothing better than to find her own Mr. Right, after too many Mr. Wrongs. A sexy older man with a teenage daughter was never in her plans.
As they navigate their relationship through adolescent attitudes and grandmotherly interference, they realize age is just a number and love can be right in front of them. But when the terrible truth of Dan's former struggles is exposed, Hannah must decide if she can get past his deception and allow love to conquer all.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781509215362 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Reviewer 347544
3.5 stars.
An interesting story with a wounded, tortured hero and a soft-hearted heroine, “Addicted to Love”, by Jennifer Wilck (Wild Rose Press), addresses very serious and real life issues of loss, loneliness, mental health and single parenting.
Set in Manahattan and New Jersey – characters in their own right – the story features a wounded hero dealing with physical and psychological issues and, sure, it’s sexy watching him battling them and trying to provide a normal life for his sweet teenage daughter.
I liked the heroine and how the author wrote about her career. The relationship of both main characters with the teenager was sweet and heartwarming as was the portrayal of Hannah’s small family.
I liked the story, the characters and their backgrounds, the setting, but it didn’t excite me. I had a hard time understanding some of Dan’s fears and so his behavior seemed sometimes immature (for a 39 year-old) or melodramatic.
Hiding his secret from Hannah for so long annoyed me, since the lack of communication was keeping them apart.
This is an insta-love story, so things evolve rather quickly between Dan and Hannah, but I still felt there wasn’t enough build-up to the romance.
