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He’s bold and beautiful, strong and captivating.He taught me who I was.Joshua Stanton is an integral part of my history that I can never revisit.Sometimes I wish we never met, because then I wouldn’t know what I was missing.A piece of my puzzle, and all of my heart.But it doesn’t matter anyway, because the beautiful boy I fell in love with six years ago has returned as a different man.Still gorgeous, but now wealthy, hardened and cold.He has an entourage wherever he goes and it’s clear that he doesn’t feel the same about me.But every now and then I get a glimpse of my beloved man.He’s still in there somewhere….I know he is.I just

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Book ID Asin: B00O3GSDBU
Book Title: Stanton Adore
Book Author: T L Swan
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Stanton Adore by T L Swan Book Review

Name: fYZzLePaW
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Youneedabettereditor
Date: Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2019
Review: So many grammatical errors! It got frustrating. And the story is repetitive. Fight then sex. More sex then fight. I wanted more of an actual story. I can't read the series. There is absolutely no meat to the story.

Name: Jodie
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: BewareofCliffhanger
Date: Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2018
Review: This is yet another book that has been sitting on my Kindle for years and I decided to read it. I wish I could say I loved it but alas I cannot. It started out good with Josh and Natasha reuniting after 7 years but then it just started getting annoying. All they did was have sex. They rarely went out together and when they got to America, Natasha couldn't even be seen with him. They bickered like children and instead of talking it out, they had sex and all was right in the world. And, there is a major cliffhanger at the end. I don't normally mind them as long as I know there is one. I won't be spending any more money on this series. I can watch my kids argue for free.

Name: NattyNat
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: ShouldhavetitleditRedFlags
Date: Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021
Review: *WARNING: MAJOR PLOT SPOILER REVEALED* I was recommended this book and now I want to cut off all ties to that person. Terrible, absolute trash. I found so many things wrong with this book. First, the countless errors in grammar and language. Many reviewers already mentioned the author should have paid for an editor, so I won't harp any more on this point. Second, I found the female MC annoying, unprofessional, immature, unrelatable, erratic, hypocritical, I could go on. Actually I would say the male MC also had these same characteristics. Their relationship was infuriating and toxic to read through, and there were so many red flag moments, I really wanted to stop reading. I would have but I hate to waste money. She was a sexual psychologist for crying out loud, and she couldn't stop trying to manipulate her love interest. And the repetitiveness: fight, have sex, fight, have more sex, and again sex, fight, and of course have sex. We get it. ::Spoiler coming:: The absolute worst part was the relentless defense of having "relations" with your blood relatives. Sorry, I could not get past this. I would have never bought this book if I had known what kind of "cousin sleep overs" they were having. And yes, I read the ending to the cliffhanger. Don't care. It's bad enough with the "Step-Bro" troupe but now you want to desensitize me that "sharing" more than blood is okay? Nope, hard pass for me. I have different kinks that don't involve my family tree looking like a palm tree, thank you very much.

Name: QTGemini
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Hireaneditor
Date: Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2020
Review: I really hate to be as honest as I'm about to be, but I was so frustrated with this read. Whoever is T L Swan's editor should be FIRED. Seriously, i don't think ANY eyeballs touched this book until after publication. The storyline has so much great potential, but I can't get past the fact that it was like a ten year-old edited this.

Name: Mel A.
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Eh
Date: Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2018
Review: Frustrating read. I finished the book so obviously it kept my interest but man! First thing I had a issue was the taboo element, might have actually been too much for me and taboo reads are my favorite kind of books. Second was probably the editing I was able to follow the different POV but it just wasn’t clear. One was in first person and another was in third. Then there’s the random POV which did throw me off. Plus the change in font just seemed like too much and didn’t make sense. Also the time jumps. Put a line or some spaces between the paragraphs! Third, is Natasha...good lord what an annoying woman! She’s supposed to be a psychologist but the woman seems completely insane. And Josh need help. They both seem like terrible characters and extremely immature. The friggin cliffhanger is the only reason I downloaded the second book, smart author.

Name: Christina
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Thiswasntonethatworkedforme
Date: Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2016
Review: This is going to be one of the harder reviews I’ve ever written. I hate writing critical reviews, but with all of the glowing four and five star reviews I just need to put it out there of what to expect with this book.But first, let’s talk about what worked…When Joshua Stanton returns to Australia after seven years away, he immediately crosses paths with Natasha, the one who got away. The two had a whirlwind romance over a couple of months as teenagers and neither was able to get over the attraction to the other. Joshua left Australia, bound for the States in order to pursue a prestigious internship that later made him a near billionaire. Joshua was willing to give it all up to be with Natasha, but familial pressure caused her to break it off with him, telling a lie that Joshua believed for years. But the two immediately pick up where they left off when Joshua returns, much to the disapproval of the families of the couple. They have a major secret, and it’s seriously taboo.I loved the taboo and the second chance love aspect of the story. I caught on pretty early that things weren’t quite what they seemed, but soon I found reading the book nearly painful. If it was just the incredibly toxic relationship between Natasha and Joshua and juvenile behavior on both of their parts that would be one thing, but the biggest problem with this book is that I’m relatively certain that at no point has it crossed the desk of an editor, or even a proofreader.This book is probably one of the most egregious offenders of "showing versus telling" that I have come across. The language is repetitive and superfluous, with the same words used over and over ad nauseum, instead of using descriptive language to express meaning. For instance, when doing a search of the words “wide” and “eyes” used together, there are forty-three results.Examples:I pull wide eyes at her…I do wide eyes at her…Abbie whispers, eyes wide…He does wide eyes to accentuate his point.He does wide eyes at me…I do wide eyes at him…Cameron does wide eyes to me…You get the point. Not only do they have what comes across as the eyes of Muppets, but apparently when Joshua is aroused, he cracks his neck. He just so happens to crack his neck twenty-six times in the book; the poor guy has a perpetual hard-on. The author uses the word “deadpan” twenty times, most times in an awkward way. I don’t normally condone the use of a thesaurus to use words you might not normally use, but in this case, it would be beneficial. Stone-faced, straight-faced, expressionless…all provide the same meaning, yet provide a much more vivid picture than using the same word repeatedly. And: “He nods and smiles as he drains his glass. He nods an over-exaggerated nod.”That is a Creative Writing 101 offense right there. There are also other issues such as made up words (ordacity?) and using words incorrectly, such as inception.“I know about the premeditated inception, you dumb f---!” I scream.He steps back in shock that I am onto him. “Inception?” he frowns.“Inception means to plant an idea in another’s mind. What are you trying to plant in my mind Joshua?”No, the MOVIE Inception is about exactly that, however what he is doing is trying to plant a seed of doubt, or deception. It’s things like this that made this book painful at times.Also of note is that the narration is all over the place, without much of an indicator when there is a shift, other than two fonts are used. I had to go back and read passages over more than once because I was trying to figure out who was talking. There is a dual-person POV from the hero and heroine, as well as third person from time to time. There is no delineation between the shifts like a header or graphic or anything, making it quite confusing.But finally, it is the use of regional slang that truly put me off. I understand that the author is Australian, and I read a lot of books by authors who speak other dialects of the English language, so I am familiar and comfortable with most expressions, however there were some used in this book that were just plain hilarious.He raises a brow. “Are you eating?” Is he deluded? I shake my head. He hunches his shoulders and starts to tuck into his breakfast. I scowl again. He’s so annoying. He doesn’t care I’ve got the s---s. I walk over and pour myself a coffee. I really am starving and he knows it, the a--hole.“Don’t you care that I’ve got the s--s?” I snap.Or:He grabs me on the a--, “I like witty brunette beautiful sl--s who are gagging for it.”No. Just, no. While “the s***s” might mean she’s upset, it’s really not appropriate in an erotic novel, especially when they’d been practicing some back door action a couple of chapters previously. I'm concerned she has IBS or something, and there is nothing hot about that. And “gagging for it”, means she wants it, however there are several instances in which I’m picturing the poor woman retching, not becoming aroused.So, it’s obvious this book didn’t do it for me and I won’t continue on with the series as it took me two weeks to get through this one to begin with (I can usually get through a book every day or two). An editor could cut half of this book and you’d never know the difference, other than to make it a lot easier to read. I thought the storyline had a lot of promise, but the writing read like a draft and the characters were unlikeable at best. I know a lot of people have liked this book and many more probably will, but I just needed to be honest in my assessment.