Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780553589351
Edition: Reprint
ISBN: 0553589350
Label: Bantam Books
Manufacturer: Bantam Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 208
Publication Date: August 29, 2006
Publisher: Bantam Books
Studio: Bantam Books

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Rating: - Hmmm not quite one of her better books
I like the idea of a Long Time Coming with its heroine the only problem I have with this book is that after reading it felt let down.

There is no real involvment with the characters in the book there is no opportunity to get to know them. The hero and heroine just don't ever come to life.

This is very disappointing not one I would recommend.

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Rating: - D'ya want fries with that?
I don't want to be too hard on Sandra Brown. If you know what to expect I suppose, "Long time Coming" will not disappoint. It's a bit like the stories writing in 'Womans Realm' only steamier. The kind of book that usually has a picture of an impossibly handsome man with a buxom and desperate woman clinging helplessly to his virile chest (can a chest be virile?). Formula romantic fiction, no surprises. Ms Brown follows the formula well, reflecting back to the presumably working class, thirty-something ... Read More

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Rating: - Great Book, wonderful love story.
Sandra Brown has done it again. I loved this story. Law sounded so intense and he sure acted cocky there for awhile, until he discovered he cared more for Marnie than he bargained for. Great read!

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Rating: - Short but rewarding story. Couldn't put it down.
A 90's kind of story, cocky stud meets down to earth girl who has raised his son to be a surprisingly normal kid who is well like and has a great sense of humor. I enjoyed the arguments between Marnie and Law and the sexual tension! As good a book as Adam's Fall.

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Rating: - Exemplifies the very best of the series romance genre
I read this book when it was first issued, have read it periodically through the years, and just seeing the title evokes for me all the emotions I felt the very first time. In other words, it's a keeper. It exemplifies series romance at its best, and showcases Ms. Brown at the top of her game. An emotionally honest and refreshing story, it undoubtedly broke new ground in the genre with flawed but sympathetic lead characters. Typical of a Sandra Brown book, the love scenes are highly sensual, even raw, ... Read More

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