Always

by Deirdre Savoy

Book Overview

Always by Deirdre Savoy released on Sep 24, 2000 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1583141685
• ISBN13: 9781583141687
• Release Date: September 2000
• Publisher: Kimani Press
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Good gravy...excellent book!

Like a vintage wine, Ms. Savoy's books chronologically get better and better. "Always" is the first installment of the Thorne/Ward family, which music producer Michael Thorne and dancer Jenny Scanlon. Knowing she had a major crush on him, Michael always viewed the much younger Jenny as a kid sister and was determined to keep it that way - even if she did grow up and fill out. Jenny has loved Michael since forever. Although they lost contact with each other for 10 years, her love remained intact. When an accident suddenly brings the two face to face, not only do the memories come in to view, but present lovers and issues, past mistakes and misplaced bouts of guilts surface as well. The chemistry and interaction between Michael and Jenny made me want to weep. It was so touching and passionate. The love scenes, which are very important to me, keep me gasping. I reread them 2 and 3 times. Using Jenny's line all I can say is, "Good gravy." Excellent book...thank you Ms. Savoy!

Hold On To The One U LUV

This Book was great, i loved it, it was a great love story for all the hopeless romantics out there, i cant wait to read more of deirdre savoy's books and especially Nathan's Story (Once and Again). I wish i could have started reading her work sooner, she has gotten herself a new fan, once again great book!!!!

A forever love

Jenny Scanlon has loved Michael Thorne for as long as she can remember. As a matter of fact, it is an 'always' love. From the moment she laid eyes on Michael, he became dear to Jenny. Even after years of separation and upon reuniting while Jenny's father was hospitalized, Jenny still knows her love for Michael has not changed. Jenny is not the only one with unexpressed feelings. Michael, several years older than Jenny, has always been protective towards Jenny. However, his feelings are not only protective, but something much more. When the two of their lives and paths are again crossed, the feelings become alive. Jenny does not hesitate to show her love, but Michael is a little leery. But that soon changes, especially when Michael feels his relationship with Jenny is threatened by someone he trusts. "Always" is a story of love that's been buried for years, but soon becomes uncovered and blossoms into a forever relationship. Great story!

Good Read

This was a very interesting book. The relationship between Jenny and Michael was realistic. Many young girls fall in love with older boys. Jenny has held on to her love for Michael for ten years after he leaves from her family home.Michael has also kept his love for Jenny and always compared other woman to her. After her father has an accident they are reunited.Many secrets are revealed and Jenny leaves with Michael to get away and think. Michael and Jenny's love is tested and they must work together in order keep the relationship going.Deidre has done an excellant job in this novel and I am looking forward to Nathan's story "Unforgettable."

Great Story

Jenny and Michael have known each other for years. Jenny had a crush on Michael when she was a teenager. Michael was interested in Jenny too, but knew she was too young. Fate would have it that Michael would see Jenny again after an accident her father has. Jenny's father Rusty and Michael's father Jasper have been friends since they were young men. Jenny could only love one man Michael which she nicknames Mickey. Always is a story about a love that was inevitable. Jenny always love Michael and ironically Michael figures out why he hadn't really been happy since he had to leave Jenny all those years ago. This story has family secrets and deception. A secondary story in which the author has decided to pursue is definitely present. I don't really want to say more, it might spoil the story. This is Ms. Savoy's second novel. Her first Spellbound is one of my favorites.