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I liked the book. What I didn't like was that the reader is forced to buy the next book in the series to find out the conclusion. Since I don't intend to be made to do that, I guess it will remain an unfinished story. Too bad, because it held my attention and had a great storyline


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Temptation Karen Ann Hopkins Books Reviews

The book was interesting but I didn't realize it was for teens and also didn't pay attention that are 4 books so I was disappointed when the 1st. book left me hanging. Sorry not really impressed.
Excellent book. Really enjoyed it. Read book 2 and the continuing story line of Rose. Just started book 3. Amish boy meets English girl and there story of how the two different worlds collide. If you love Amish fiction, read the Temptation series!
I am somewhat tired of all the Amish Christian fiction - overload!! This was a refreshing change told from the "English" perspective and the Amish. I enjoyed this first book in the series and will be reading the next.
There is a good story here but I don't think Noah would have been allowed as much freedom in the beginning. The part that stands out is when he went into Roses bedroom with a screen. He was raised different and it throws the story off.
The basic story line was okay, but filthy language took away from what would have been a better book. I also wonder what school the author and/or editor attended to not learn proper usage of such terms as “lead” and “led.” Too many books are presented with glaring usage errors and this is one of them. I bought all 3 of the series and will probably trash all 3. I don’t appreciate vulgar language in what is supposed to be a “clean” read.
*Warning This review may contain spoilers. Read at your own risk.

Review courtesy of The Tattered Page

Each and every time I have visited Barnes and Nobles recently, I have picked up Forever and stared at it curious about Noah and Rose's story. But it was the last books in Karen Ann Hopkins trilogy. So, when I finally decided to head to B&N to pick up Temptation low and behold there were no copies. of any of the three books in the trilogy. Anxious to read the trilogy, I got my butt on and purchased them.

I could not stop reading!

I am not even joking, for two days straight, I binge read the Temptation trilogy. From beginning to end, I was ensnared with Noah Miller and Rose Cameron's love story. The way Hopkins incorporated the Amish culture and using it as the basis for the forbidden love aspect was brilliant. And so darn believable.

When I say believable, I absolutely mean it. All of the characters, especially Noah and Rose were written so genuinely. They felt and were portrayed exactly as teens in their age would. Neither character was put on a pedestal. or flawless. There were times where I go frustrated with them, for being the teenagers they were. For instance, Noah was honorable, kind but selfish. Rose was the typical teenage girl but bitchy.

And I found the experience was refreshing.

Noah and Rose's story is about two teenagers falling in love for the first time and all the pains, headaches and adult interference that comes with it topped with an Amish twist. Temptation is definitely a worthwhile read.

Happy Reading!
Ashley
www.TheTatteredPage.com
I gave this book 4 stars as I found it hard to put down. It KEPT my interest right from the beginning. It did, however, have several grammar errors as far as usage etc but it didn't seem to change my interest in the story itself.

The story deals with a young English girl who meets and falls in love with a young Amish boy which is against the Amish beliefs. There is trouble with the families in dealing with this relationship and the different cultures involved. You'll have to read the story to find out how things pan out for this young couple.

For now, I'm on to the second part of this great series. Enjoy!! Judy F.
I liked the book. What I didn't like was that the reader is forced to buy the next book in the series to find out the conclusion. Since I don't intend to be made to do that, I guess it will remain an unfinished story. Too bad, because it held my attention and had a great storyline