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TCM Reviews The Third Son
by T L Vance   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
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Tami Brady with TCM Reviews on T.L. Vance's debut novel.

             TCM  Reviews
The Third Son
T.L. Vance
iUniverse, Inc

 ISBN: 0595346049
 Romance
Reviewed by Tami Brady






 Kellson Berkley (Kells) is completely stressed out. His job is hectic
and his migraines are becoming his closest companion. Even a
month long vacation in
Costa Rica doesn’t seem to help Kells'
outlook on life. Upon his return, he
realizes that things are about to
get much worse.
While Kells was away, his friend Bryant invited his latest fiancée
Cydney Nash
to move into Kells’ apartment. Bryant then suddenly
makes a quick retreat to
Italy to spend time with another woman,
leaving Cydney with a bunch of broken
promises and lame excuses.
At first, Kells believes the situation is going to be a huge hassle.
Unfortunately, Cydney isn’t half the irritation that Kells expected.
In fact, she’s quickly turning into his best friend and maybe even
a
little more as the two are drawn together by common interests,
a love of
adventure, and a feeling of easiness. This could get really
complicated.




The Third Son has a good deal of drama and romance but is
based upon a firm
foundation of friendship, common interests,
and respect. Unlike a lot of the
whirlwind romances in other
romance novels, the romance in this book is much more realistic,
more complex, and more likely to create a lasting true love
affair. This is a true love affair that we can all dream of and attain,
even if
we aren’t the rich boy or the beauty pageant winner.
 – Tami  Brady
08/17/05
http://www.tcm-ca.com/reviews/294.html
 
 


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