Heart Trouble
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (869 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 3955337324 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 330 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-01 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"One of the most unique lesbian romance books I've read" according to Mike Sol. Heart Trouble was one of the most unique lesbian romance books I've read. Normally, lesbian romance books (especially medical ones) tend to strictly stick to reality and differentiate themselves by the characters and their interactions. With this book, there is a new element thrown in the crosses the "genre border." I went into the book not knowing what that was and I think that made it all the more interesting (so if you don't know - don't spoil yourself by reading the description or other reviews that have spoilers).As with all of Jae's books, the writing and. "Best by far" according to Sam. I have read all of Jae's books and this is by far the best one. I literally could not put it down until I read the last page. It had everything a great romance needs: engaging characters, great dialogue, love and just the perfect amount of spice. Also we get to revisit some characters from a previous book. You don't need to read Just Physical to enjoy this one but guaranteed after reading this one you will want to read it as well.. "Another great and interesting book by Jae." according to Julia. Heart Trouble by Jae is a medical romance with a little paranormal twist. The story is very engaging, extremely well written and the characterization is excellent. The storyline is a beautiful balance between medical dramas, a bit of paranormal, some humor, and to top it off a true romantic love story.Overall, a very good read and a great romance. Highly recommended.
Laleh Samadi, a waitress at her aunt’s restaurant, is the exact opposite. She learned early in life not to get attached to anyone because it never lasts. Are they losing their minds…or their hearts?. When Laleh needs to be rushed to the ER with heart trouble, Hope saves her life. Hope Finlay loves her job as an emergency room physician, especially since it allows her only brief encounters with her patients. Dr. Afterwards, strange things begin to occur: Why does Laleh suddenly know even the most obscure diseases, while Hope is fluent in Farsi? Soon, they can no longer deny that there’s a mysterious connection between them—one that becomes stronger with each passing day. She easily connects with people and loves her big, boisterous Persian family, despite their tendency to meddle in her life