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I have age related macular degeneration in my left eye. I also have lost center vision while retaining peripheral vision. I have a cataract in my right eye but so far my vision is fine in that eye. I love that your characters are dealing with The same problems the rest of us have. I am so grateful to have found your books.


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The One He Been Looking For Harlequin Special Edition Joanna Sims Books Reviews

I'm so glad to see that Jordan Brand got her own story. I liked her in A Baby for Christmas, and loved her with Ian. Worth getting hooked on the Brand family!
Hi Joanna,
I loved the book it was excellent, one that you cant put down, to all readers if you havent read this book, you should go buy one and read this one, as Joanna is an excellent writer, all her books are great. Lets all give her a high 100, she sure does deserve it..
Sandy
This was an incredibly emotional book. Ian is rushing to find the perfect subject for the photography book he is working on. He has a limited amount of time to do it because he is losing his sight. When he spotted Jordan he knew he had found the one he needed - he just had to convince her. Jordan wasn't so sure about him when he first approached her. She is the typical starving artist, barely making ends meet. But he offers her a ridiculous amount of money so she goes along with it. There's also the way she feels when she's with him.

The trip to Curaçao for the jewelry shoot was fantastic. Jordan and Ian began the process of getting to know each other. Jordan had a wonderful sensitivity to Ian's light issues with his eyes and did everything she could to make things better for him. Being around her seems to dissolve Ian's stress and he's happier with her than he's been in a long time. She's terribly nervous about doing the modeling since she has never done it before and Ian sees that and helps her through it. I loved their beach walk and how it showed the rapid progression of their relationship. One of the things I loved about Ian was the way he told her about his eyes before they got intimate.

When they got back to San Diego their relationship continued to deepen. It really looked like things were going to work out for them until Ian seemed to start withdrawing emotionally. Jordan didn't understand why he appeared to be pulling away. There was also the issue of children standing between them as Ian was unwilling to compromise. The stress was beginning to get to Jordan so badly that she couldn't focus on her painting. The emotions of both of them as it looked like love wasn't going to be enough were truly heartbreaking.

I loved seeing Ian's "go big" moment as he had finally made the changes he needed to in order to give Jordan and himself the future they wanted. His nervousness was adorable and the romantic Valentine's night that he planned was so romantic.

A real plus in the book was learning more about Ian's disease in a way that fit into the book without being beaten over the head by it.
This tale of an embittered photographer who’s losing his sight awoke a deep sympathy in me. I liked how Ian Sterling is drawn out of his angry self-pity by the rebellious artist Jordan Brand.

So why did I find myself gradually cooling towards the nascent love affair between them? It turns out that Jordan isn’t such a rebel after all. In the beginning, she has all the earmarks of someone who goes her own way. She’s had her hair cut and colored in fiery hues. She refuses to go back to Bozeman, Montana, where she’s sure she’ll die a slow death by boredom. She rides a Ducati with reckless abandon, going the wrong way down one-way streets. She’s also a painter who creates fantastic tattoos for an admiring clientele. Yep, she’s a bad girl, all right.

Except she isn’t. She gives in just a little too easily to Ian Sterling’s demands (and they’re always demands; the man’s rich and apparently used to getting his own way). In spite of her tough-girl attitude, she’s just a little too unnerved by the strange people around her. Deep down, she’s just a little girl fresh off the farm. (It states something to that effect on page 45.)

So my admiration for her withered away, little by little. She subsumes herself to helping Ian finish his book even while she’s unhappy about the lackluster turn their affair has taken. She stops painting, the thing that made her interesting to me in the first place. She finally takes it upon herself to launch out on her own but it’s a case of too little, too late. The happily-ever-after ending was just too trite and ordinary, the dead-end promised for every kitchen wench who ever loved a prince.
Good enough to keep me interested but is not one I would rave about.
AOK!
This book had me from the beginning. It has a great story line and is such an easy read. You can feel the frustration and the passion of the two main characters from the onset. Well done!
I have age related macular degeneration in my left eye. I also have lost center vision while retaining peripheral vision. I have a cataract in my right eye but so far my vision is fine in that eye. I love that your characters are dealing with The same problems the rest of us have. I am so grateful to have found your books.