Love Becomes Her

by Donna Hill

Fate has one last zinger in store for Barbara Allen. His name is Michael Stevens, he is a basketball millionaire, he's little more than half her age and he wants to spend the night Does Barbara dare... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1583147748
• ISBN13: 9781583147740
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Harlequin Kimani Romance
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

***Very Interesting***

I really enjoyed reading this novel, the only problem I had with it was, Barbara and Michael's relationship starts out of nowhere. Somebody please tell me what's up with Ann Marie? What kind of mother is she? Stephanie and her married boss Conrad...bad news from jump street, and Elizabeth and her husband Matt..when a man tells his unsuspecting wife that he wants a divorce, then wants her to move out the house so that he can move his mistress in, as Elizabeth would say...THAT BASTARD. I read previous novels by Ms. Hill and they're not as interesting as this and the book that I'm currently reading which by the way is Book 2 in the "Pause For Men" series. I have to say that book 2 is even better.

Donna Delivers Again!!!

What a wonderful REAL story!!! I enjoyed these very real women going through very real situations! The story moved along very well -I wish there was a part two! GET THIS BOOK - A GOOD SUMMER READ!!!

FRIENDS FOREVER

LOVE BECOMES HER from the seasoned author Donna Hill is an excellent addition to her already well known Library. I particularly enjoyed this story because it was not only about the Hero and Heroine, Barbara and Michael, but about friendship between four friends and how each would always be there for the other. LOVE BECOMES HER is an intriguing glimpse into the lives of four friends and how they handle problems presented. I look forward to Ann Marie's story and a revisit with Barbara and Michael. This is a fast read.

Good from start to finish

I thought the book was great! Even though the plot of the book made it seem that the book would be focused on Barbara, it went into the lives of Elizabeth, Ann Marie and Stephanie as well. Nonetheless, that didn't stop me from relating to the characters and dilemma that each of them had to dealt with. Good job Donna!