Love Beyond Reason

This is a warm and feel good work. The idea of a sister taking over the care of a newborn baby is so supportive. Then when the brother-in-law is included in rearing the baby, the good feelings just multiply. Of course, in a most predictable way, the two of them wind up together in the true sense of the word. But, getting there is a nice little roundabout trip. Everything about this work is great. I have been a fan of Sandra Brown for many years and this is just another one of her GREAT works. She is able to put the emotions of her characters into words in a most unique way. The reader feels that the character is a friend and can understand the emotions and the reactions. I love reading her works.

I love Sandra Brown and this is the first romance novel I've read . It was very good but I expected it to be longer , there aren't very many pages . The storyline is great! Everyone wants a knight in shining armor to rescue them . I much prefer her suspense mysteries while she mixes in the romance . If you love romance novels and short books, you will love this book .

This story has to be one of SB's first because it is dated by the gift of a new electric typewriter instead of a computer and the lack of cell phones. The catalyst to cause the story is unimaginative and depressing. It's questionable whether this is a romance novel or porn, that said, if you skip the explicit sex the short story is sweet, not unique nor exciting but leaves the reader feeling good at the end. Katherine is a mixed bag character, one scene she is an independent, self-sufficient woman and the next she is being led against her will or taken by surprise because she isn't capable of anticipating others moves or allowing her sister to stay in an abusive marriage with no protection. On the other hand, Jace is the epitome of all things which make a hero appealing. Sweet story and great hero character.

So glad to have this book for my collection. The book was received sooner than expected and was packaged well.

LOVE BEYOND REASON by Sandra Brown is the 19th Brown novel that I've read. I should have checked a little closer before purchasing the book. Turns out this is a reprint of one of her earlier books back when she was doing only romance novels. I have been reading her mystery novels and enjoying them. Love Beyond Reason was a disappointment--the writing was clumsy and the theme was on the level of a first-year college English class writing assignment. The love scenes were a little over the top, repetitive, and predictable. The book read like a cheap romance novel. I am glad Sandra has switched to writing mysteries. I struggle to give this book a 2-star rating.

After the death of her sister in childbirth, and the death of her sister's husband, a woman retains custody of her neice. Enter her sister's brother-in-law who questions her custody. Mistrust and desire create tension that carries the story to the end. One of Sandra Brown's early books that's a sweet romance and a quick read.

It was a great read until the end. Unless it's going to continue in another book series. The ending was a shock and very much a let down. There was a lot more story to tell that could have and would have kept me interested for a lot longer. Several more chapters worth

I am an avid Sandra Brown reader. This book was very disappointing. The plot had potential. It started off great and went down from there. I found myself skipping pages just to get through the book. Her books are normally very well written and worthy of rereading several time as well as recommending to friends and family. This was not the case with this book.

Enjoyable

A very good story. I liked it. Keep them coming! She is a good writer and I love everything she writes.

Good story. Well narrated.

The first few chapters, she uses so many descriptive words in her sentences.The story is ok, but did not hold my attention. She has written far better books.

A little cheesy but enjoyable