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"Left at the Altar" is the second in a series of three books by author Justine Davis. This sequel to "Stevie's Chase" tells the story of Stevie's brother, Sean, who lost his fiancee after he lost his leg. Now, Rory has come back into Sean's life and he is torn between the hurt and devastation he felt when she left him standing at the altar and the love he still feels for her. She is desperate for Sean to understand why she left, and she is in danger from the man she left him for. There is a lot more to her story than Sean ever knew, and as they reconnect, and as he learns the real reason she left him, we watch as Sean tries to decide what he feels for her and where to go from there.

Justine Davis has done her research well to portray an amputee character in an accurate and well-rounded way and as a romantic lead, and the reason she wrote Sean's story, she says, is because fans of "Stevie's Chase" contacted her and wanted to know more about Sean and to see a story with him as the lead.

This is an excellent wounded-hero romance, and I recommend not only this book but the whole series, which is best when read in the correct order. Start with "Stevie's Chase" (another wounded-hero romance about a man on the run [Chase] and the woman [Stevie] who figures out his true identity), then read "Left at the Altar", and finish it off with "Morning Side of Dawn", which is another excellent wounded-hero romance which tells the story of Sean's best friend, Dar, who is a double leg amputee, and Chase's sister, Cassie. I have re-read this series multiple times and still love them every single time. If you like wounded-hero romance, and if you like romance featuring characters like Sean and Dar, you'll like this trilogy by Justine Davis.


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Left At The Altar Romantic Traditions Silhouette Intimate Moments Justine Davis 9780373075966 Books Reviews

"The only woman he'd ever wanted had left him standing at the altar without a backwards glance. And there was no way in the world Sean Holt was going to allow her to hurt him again--no matter how much he ached to let her into his shuttered heart...

Aurora Sheridan had let herself be torn away from the man she loved--and she'd had five long years to regret it. And now, with her life in ruins, she had no one left to turn to but him--and nothing left to dream of but another chance at love..."
Sean Holt was left (you guessed it) standing at the altar. Without so much as a backwards glance Aurora Sheridan (Rory) broke his heart and spirit without ever bothering to explain why. Instead a week later she just up and married another man and left town for good.

Sean had once thought that losing his leg and a promising athletic career would be the worst pain he'd ever have to face. He was wrong. It took a year long binge of self pity and then another four years of hard work to get himself back together after Rory but he's finally in a good place, having matured and started a successful business he`s gained back his self confidence. Although he's never been able to let go of the pain and bitterness he feels towards the only woman he's ever wanted.

Now with the death of her wealthy father Rory's back in town; sporting a serious black eye, an abusive, brute of a husband and a ton of regret for the hurt she caused and the mess she's made of her life. With her fathers passing Rory's husband has become violent and his true agenda has come to light, leaving her nowhere to turn except to Sean. But if she wants his help she's got some serious explaining to do. Will he even listen to her reasons for leaving let alone give them another chance?

This was a pretty good, standard Harlequin read; the love scenes are few but certainly spicy enough, theres angst a-plenty, and while the middle part dragged a bit for me as our couple hunted down a locket, jewellery box and key the ending was romantic and very suspenseful.

You can also tell that Davis has done her research here when it comes to prosthetics and living a physically challenged lifestyle however, while I appreciated our hero being an amputee I almost felt like it was talked about too much or used as a reason `why' for everything. The reason why Rory left him, the reason why her father didn't want her to marry him. Why he could/couldn't defend himself or walk in sand. It was just mentioned in one way or another, every single page while Davis still maintained that Sean was a whole man and more then just his leg. In contradiction by mentioning it every page she wouldn't let us forget about it. Maybe that was the point, IDK?

Written in 93/94, this is a great older Harlequin series (despite the now lame covers) with a real penchant for the tortured hero. Do yourself a favour though and read it in order. I randomly picked up book#3 (THE MORNINGSIDE OF DAWN) and then fell so in love with its sublime wounded hero Dar Cordell (sigh) that I've been on the hunt ever since to find the rest of the series. Cheers people.

1- Stevie's Chase
2- Left At The Altar
3-The Morningside Of Dawn
Read this for the first time several years ago. Reading it today is like visiting an old friend. Great story. One of my favorite trilogies.
I read this series in reverse order, but it didn't matter. Great read! Believable danger, no real sappy lover's arguments. Great afternoon's read for me.
I came across this oldie by accident. I clearly remember ed the characters. And there short coming s not so much the plot.
But buy it and revisiting it , brought out so many good emotions for me . Laughter, sadness, compassion, sympathy. All rolled up. It a sweet and emotional read . I highly recommend.
"Left at the Altar" is the second in a series of three books by author Justine Davis. This sequel to "Stevie's Chase" tells the story of Stevie's brother, Sean, who lost his fiancee after he lost his leg. Now, Rory has come back into Sean's life and he is torn between the hurt and devastation he felt when she left him standing at the altar and the love he still feels for her. She is desperate for Sean to understand why she left, and she is in danger from the man she left him for. There is a lot more to her story than Sean ever knew, and as they reconnect, and as he learns the real reason she left him, we watch as Sean tries to decide what he feels for her and where to go from there.

Justine Davis has done her research well to portray an amputee character in an accurate and well-rounded way and as a romantic lead, and the reason she wrote Sean's story, she says, is because fans of "Stevie's Chase" contacted her and wanted to know more about Sean and to see a story with him as the lead.

This is an excellent wounded-hero romance, and I recommend not only this book but the whole series, which is best when read in the correct order. Start with "Stevie's Chase" (another wounded-hero romance about a man on the run [Chase] and the woman [Stevie] who figures out his true identity), then read "Left at the Altar", and finish it off with "Morning Side of Dawn", which is another excellent wounded-hero romance which tells the story of Sean's best friend, Dar, who is a double leg amputee, and Chase's sister, Cassie. I have re-read this series multiple times and still love them every single time. If you like wounded-hero romance, and if you like romance featuring characters like Sean and Dar, you'll like this trilogy by Justine Davis.