Blush

by Suzanne Forster

Desperate for the freedom and respect that her wealth, privilege, and beauty cannot buy, Augusta Featherstone undertakes a desperate gamble by arranging for her own abduction, but her captor is a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425151883
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 1.1" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

blush

I really enjoyed my first book by the author and would definetly buy more of her books. I enjoyed her characters, the suspense and the love scenes. Jack was the epitome of tall dark and handsome, and I loved Gus for being more than the usual weak kneed woman she actually went out and hired someone to kidnap her. If that isn't spunk I don't know what is. I think we could have used some happily ever after though and I wanted to "see" Bridget/Haley maybe as a teenager and Jack and Gus with another child not to replace the one they lost. You care about these characters and wish them well.

Loved it but...

I bought this book while away on vacation knowing nothing of this author. I loved the book but was disappointed that the ending was so abrupt. An epilogue would have been appropriate. This will not keep me from reading Ms. Forster's other however.

awsome, could not put the book down

Suzanne Forster has a way of telling a story that makes you think you're right in the middle of the action....blush was my first Forster book and since then i've been trying to get my hands on as many of her titles as I can, because i know i won't be disappointed....

The begining...

"Blush" was my introduction to Ms. Forster. I devoured the book in about 3 hours. It's was a fast, climb into the bathtub, ignore the world, sexy, roller coaster. The main and sub characters are intense...the plot flows almost too quickly as I found myself turning the last, well orchestrated, pages long before I was ready. I was barely able to wait for her next book and was delighted with the semi-sequel "Innocence". I have read most of her other full length novels (enjoyed those experiences immensely) and anticipate another semi-seqel (???). I'm in for the duration, lead the way...

Fast Paced, but abrupt ending

I thought this was a pretty good book. Gus and Jack's characters compliment each other and the plot takes some unexpected twists and turns. A little too much time is spent on Gus's character and how she became the way she is. After reading two other of Ms. Forster's later works (Husband, Lover, Stranger and Innocence) I see a pattern of very intricate plots, but quickly wrapped up endings. You're reading and all of a sudden the book is over. Despite this detail, this book is worth reading.