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Monster Love A Second Chances Romantic Suspense edition by Jeana E Mann Literature Fiction eBooks

3.5 stars and rounding up, just because I really liked the writing!

This is truly second chance, done right! Stella, a foster child, meets Owen, an abused son and brother in a family alcoholics and just plain mean people, in their early teens. They have a connection and romance blooms. But Stella knows it is short-lived, because everyone she loves leaves. One night, Owen's brother turns up dead, and fingers point to either Stella or Owen. Owen confesses to the murder and goes to prison for a long time. Jump ahead 18 years, and Stella is back in town (her foster father left her his house), and is working to renovate it. Owen is out of jail and just happens to be part of the crew working on the house. They are now forced to face their past and the untold stories/secrets.

There was something missing for me, and I can't quite put my finger on it. Owen was a fantastic male character, but I didn't connect with him or swoon over him. Stella also was amazing and grew to be a strong woman. There was some angst and a few moments that made my heart stutter, but I was left wanting a bit more.


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Monster Love A Second Chances Romantic Suspense edition by Jeana E Mann Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

The characters were realistic and relatable. Beautiful love story.
This was a great read! I really enjoyed it! Stella and Owen were hot and the story line came along way.
I always love Jeana E. Mann's books and this one did not disappoint. I need more books by her to read. I always get book hangover with her books and then nothing sounds good to read. Now I just need a couple days to sigh and dream of Owen.
Well-written and beautifully flawed characters, including the supporting characters. I enjoyed the intrigue of the book. The flip between past and present was ok. I just wanted to know what happened though! The author did a great job of letting you get to know the characters first so you could empathize with them as the secrets were revealed. So much sorrow.
I read this in two sittings and late into the night both times.

The story is both heart breaking and sweet. It tells of
teenage love between two young people. When his brother
ends up dead , they are abruptly ripped apart. Until 18 years later.
Great writing, steamy scenes. Good plot.
Stilla and Owen are both people from bad circumstances who find each other and find something they are both looking for in the other. Stella feels like it won’t last as everyone she loves always leaves. Owens brother is found dead and they find both of their finger prints on the body. He confesses and ends up in jail. Jump ahead 18 years she is back in town working on the house her foster father left her. Owen is out of jail and is on the crew that is working on the house. These two now face the secrets and untold stories of the past. Good read

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The title is all wrong, because Owen is no monster--he's too good to be true! Although he's innocent, he confesses to murdering his brother to save his girlfriend, Stella-- a possible suspect along with her sister. Eighteen years later and out of prison, he meets up with Stella again and they renew their relationship. He apparently feels no bitterness toward Stella or her sister--the real killer--because he readily forgives both of them when the truth finally comes out. Really? This guy is a saint!

This whole story was too sugary-sweet for my taste. Steamy? No. The sex scenes are pretty tame, just like Owen. I liked the guy, but I wish he'd had more of a backbone when it came to Stella and her sister, Lanie. Anyway, it all culminates in the expected Happily Ever After ending, so it should please readers of sweet romances. I think Saintly Love would have been a better title.
3.5 stars and rounding up, just because I really liked the writing!

This is truly second chance, done right! Stella, a foster child, meets Owen, an abused son and brother in a family alcoholics and just plain mean people, in their early teens. They have a connection and romance blooms. But Stella knows it is short-lived, because everyone she loves leaves. One night, Owen's brother turns up dead, and fingers point to either Stella or Owen. Owen confesses to the murder and goes to prison for a long time. Jump ahead 18 years, and Stella is back in town (her foster father left her his house), and is working to renovate it. Owen is out of jail and just happens to be part of the crew working on the house. They are now forced to face their past and the untold stories/secrets.

There was something missing for me, and I can't quite put my finger on it. Owen was a fantastic male character, but I didn't connect with him or swoon over him. Stella also was amazing and grew to be a strong woman. There was some angst and a few moments that made my heart stutter, but I was left wanting a bit more.