Challenging Andie

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Is loving Ryan a challenge too far? Jaded war correspondent Ryan Armstrong reports terrible events without letting them pierce the armor covering his heart.

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Bereaved, primary school teacher, Andie Harte has set herself a list of ch Is loving Ryan a challenge too far? During their time in seclusion, attraction blossoms into an affair. Their relationship was only supposed to be a fling. When the time comes for Ryan to return to Bekostan, can she risk loving a thrillseeker, or is that a challenge too far? Ryan avoids love, knowing the pain losing it can bring.

A life without Andie is sensible, but is it possible? Paperback , pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Challenging Andie , please sign up.

Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Awesome I really enjoyed how love how love override the war. And the love for her mom after going to the country her mother had loved and accepted the metal. Jan 22, Romancing the Book rated it really liked it Shelves: Maria Book provided by: Author Review originally posted at Romancing the Book A thought provoking, multi-faceted romance.

Having grown up in the shadow of her famous mother, a fearless war correspondent who reported from the trouble spots of the planet, the daughter hardly anyone knew about must find her own identity. Her mother Reviewed by: Having recently lost the grandmother who was her anchor, she now mourns the mother she never really knew.

She also has to come to terms with the Bekostan conflict in which her mother died, watching endless reams of DVD footage. As she grows in courage, she comes to appreciate the reason why her mother lived — and died — as she did.

She has to now deal with the very present fear of getting involved. Could this possibly mean going back into the days when she lived for the infrequent visits of her mother, having her significant other constantly absent, living in a war zone? Ryan has his issues too. His getting involved with Andie was not in the plan. Surely she must need someone with a more stable lifestyle.

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So can this pair ever get it together? Well, stranger things have happened. Personally, I enjoyed this romance. I love reading about how two people overcome the obstacles and get together in spite of their differences. Watching how the couple grow and change, both separately and together, kept me reading. How love changes the way we view things is beautifully depicted.

Andie is endearingly charming in her bid to find her courage to live and to love and Ryan is the perfect hero, gallant and tender. Sally Clements is pretty hard to resist. Sep 22, iamjenai rated it really liked it. It's been a while since the last time I've read a pure romance book. For the past months, it's always been paranormal-ish romance books and reading this makes me want to buy more "normal romance" books.

Challenging Andie is a story of two people, Andie and Ryan, who don't believe in love. Andie grew up with her grandmother. She never had the chance to bond with Emily, her mother, as she is always away working as a war correspondent in Bekostan. As for Andie's father, he left them even before she It's been a while since the last time I've read a pure romance book.

As for Andie's father, he left them even before she was born and her mother never told her his identity. With no parents to care for her, she swore not to fall in love. Especially not with Ryan, who, like her mom, works as a war correspondent in Bekostan.

Ryan also doesn't believe in love. When his father left them for another woman, he saw how it crushed his mother's world. Depression claimed his mother's life. Because of this, he avoids getting into a serious relationship until he meets Andie. He wants Andie but he can't do it since he doesn't want to go through the pain of losing someone close to him - ever again. I think the author wove a very realistic love story of two people who don't believe in love.

I can relate with the main character's dilemma.

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