Annie Lash
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Annie Lash
by Authors:
Dorothy Garlock
Released: 01 October, 1995
ISBN: 0446603031
Mass Market Paperback
Sales Rank: 108,471
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Average Customer Rating: 
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Customer Review #1:
 Not my idea of a romantic hero
I have read several of Dorothy Garlocks books and expected this to be an enjoyable read. While Garlock is an entertaining writer and the story is very exciting with all of its twists and turns, I found this particular story very unenjoyable because the hero was such a brute. The hero, Jefferson, is so physically attracted to the heroine that he attempts to rape her fairly early on in the story. Yet all of the "good" characters that Annie trusts seem to think this guy is so wonderful and the author certainly otherwise portrays him as one of the "good" guys. Why would such a strong willed, intelligent heroine fall for a lout who mauled her roughly in the woods and would have successfuly raped her is someone hadnt come along. Usually this is the type of guy the heroine is miraculously saved from by the "good" male lead - she doesnt usually fall in love with him a few chapters down the road. I couldnt finish this book - I just didnt care about such a mean hero enough to find out what happens. This author has written much better books.
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Customer Review #2:
 Excellent!
This has to be one of my favorite Dorothy Garlock stories, outside of the With Hope series. This story is full of exciting twists and turns, with a very spirited and independent female character. There are two very touching and emotional love stories within these pages, that will keep you intrigued to find out whats happening next. At the conclusion of this story, another romance is developing between Maggie and Light... youll find them next in the follow-up book, ALMOST EDEN.
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Customer Review #3:
Not good
I love Dorothy Garlocks books but this one just didnt make it with me. The male character wasnt nice to anyone, especially Annie Lash. The story was disjointed and at times unbelievable. Maybe the 1700s just isnt the time period for me although I did like Wild Sweet Wilderness by the same author.
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