Well, first thing first, when reading an Harlequin comic, my expectations are never really high: it's generally a ~130 pages long comic book and an adaptation of an existing novel.
But as you must suspect, it's just impossible to enter in too much details in so little pages and in comic form no less.
THAT SAID, I personally enjoy them and have a fun time reading them, and actually own quite a few, some more entertaining than others, some kind of a disappointment...some really good!
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This one was ok, but not exceptional either, I liked the switching twins thing, and the the guy personality felt better with the passing of pages, but ultimately, we ended up falling in the same old plots: mistrust, miscommunication, the 'other woman' coming in between and convincing the heroine she is being played by the guy while she's not, the whole 'this is a loveless marriage!' drama etc..
Genre: Romance
But as you must suspect, it's just impossible to enter in too much details in so little pages and in comic form no less.
THAT SAID, I personally enjoy them and have a fun time reading them, and actually own quite a few, some more entertaining than others, some kind of a disappointment...some really good!
[SPOILER]
This one was ok, but not exceptional either, I liked the switching twins thing, and the the guy personality felt better with the passing of pages, but ultimately, we ended up falling in the same old plots: mistrust, miscommunication, the 'other woman' coming in between and convincing the heroine she is being played by the guy while she's not, the whole 'this is a loveless marriage!' drama etc..
Genre: Romance
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