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4 Cups for The Third Son!
by T L Vance   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
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Book Review Cafe gives T.L. Vance's debut novel, The Third Son 4 out of 5 cups.


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"The Third Son" by T.L. Vance
Published by iUniverse
Copyright April 2005
Genre:contemporary romance
ISBN:059546049
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The Third Son is the story about the forgotten son of one of the most privileged families in England. The first two sons have all the responsibility while “Kells” Berkley remains on his own. Only his grandmother keeps him in the family business, and in the family. Called a screw up, Kells manages to get his life back on track. But one beautiful American slips into his life, bringing chaos, as she teaches Kells to relax a little bit. Together, they fall deeply in love but have to figure out how to make their relationship work.



Kells Berkley and Cydney Nash overcome many obstacles to be together. There is his highly privileged family. Her father is a judge in America. Where will they live? They also have a jealous man out to steal Kells’ money and hurt Cydney in the process. Will their love manage to survive with the help of their colorful friends?
 

T.L. Vance wrote a captivating book. I enjoyed it tremendously. Readers will root for the odd couple, first to find each other and then to stay together. Their friends add a big mix into the book. Some are privileged while others seem like normal people, but all are wonderful friends. There is some brutality as the man known as Bryant tries to tear the couple apart.
 

Reviewed by Shelley Bush

 

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