Gentle Yearning (Indigo: Sensuous Love Stories)

By Rochelle Alers

Daniel Clinton's affair with his best friend's beautiful widow, Rebecca, yields more than love. Nearly torn apart by guilt and deceit, both give in to their overwhelming desires and love for each... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1885478240
• ISBN13: 9781885478245
• Release Date: July 1998
• Publisher: Indigo
• Length: 213 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.8" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Love Story

This is a great book about two people who have loved each other for years, some of those years they were apart and this book deals with loss and rekindling a love too strong to deny.

DA BOMB!!

NOW I KNOW WHAT THE KIDS MEAN WHEN THEY COIN THAT PHRASE!!.COULDN'T PUT THIS ONE DOWN AND FINISHED WITHIN 4 HOURS.GIRLFRIEND ALERS CERTAINLY KNOWS HOW TO GET THE HEART PUMPING. SHE HAS THE ABILITY TO MAKE YOU BOND SO MUCH WITH THE CHARACTERS THAT YOU RIDE THE ROLLER COASTER OF EMOTIONS WITH THEM.HER LOVE SCENES ARE INCREDIBLE, AND SHE DOES NOT DISAPPOINT US IN THIS ONE. DANIEL IS THE MAN TO DIE FOR. HE SURELY KNOWS HOW TO MAKE A WOMAN OUT OF A GIRL.KEEP IT UP MS ALERS AND GIVE US SOME MORE!!

I expect it to be sensational

All of the other books I've read by Ms. Alers have been sensational. I haven't read this one yet, but I expect it to be UP THERE with the others. I disagree with the story-bashing by certain others. As for the review from the model on the book's cover...you got a paycheck didn't you...Please show some class...you never know if or when you'll need Mrs. Alers. Love your books Ms. Alers!

A First Class Book From A First Class Writer

Ms. Alers has written a love story that stood through the test of time and like fine wine it just got better and more valuable. An agapy love is what this story is about. It is sensual and moving. I think Ms. Alers get better with each story she tells, and at her caliber I did not think that that was possible. Now let's talk about the cover of the book. The female model looked the part of the character that Ms. Alers painted for the readers through her description of Rebecca, yet the male model was no where near the portrait of Daniel that the author describes. However, the female model makes up for that short coming and the story itself is just too explosive to be held back by a mere photo. I read the male model's review of this book and frankly I disagree with his comment. The book is the complete opposite of his description "horrible". It's more like exceptional, fabulous, first-rate, splendid, and even breathtaking. I personally was overwhelmed with the compassion the characters had for one another. I couldn't put the book down until I had completed it. It's all that and a bag of chips, dip, cherries, and a diet coke. Need I say more? This critic gives this book a full circle, two thumbs up and a high five with five out of five stars.