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A Man Like Daintree

192 pages

A sweeping Australian romance where lost memories collide with an undeniable, overpowering attraction.

What it feels like

Set against the backdrop of a vast Queensland estate, this contemporary romance delivers a sweeping, emotionally intense reading experience. The narrative thrives on the classic tension of the amnesia trope, plunging the reader into a world of vulnerable uncertainty and high-stakes emotional dependency. As the protagonist grapples with her lost past, the atmosphere becomes thick with a wild, undeniable attraction that complicates her sense of gratitude and independence. The mood is dramatic and tense, driven by a commanding, self-assured love interest and the looming shadow of romantic rivalry. It is a steady, earnest exploration of power dynamics and identity, perfect for readers who devour classic romances where overpowering love and hidden pasts collide under the Australian sun.

Mood
  • sweeping
  • tense
  • uncertain
  • romantic
Tone
  • dramatic
  • earnest
  • intense
Pace
steady
Themes
amnesia and identity · power dynamics · undeniable attraction · romantic rivalry
The writing
Emotionally charged and dramatic, emphasizing the vastness of the Australian setting and the overwhelming presence of the hero.
The arc
The protagonist journeys from vulnerable isolation and memory loss to a fierce, complicated romantic awakening.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic contemporary romances featuring sweeping estates, the amnesia trope, and intense, commanding love interests.
Content notes
  • amnesia
  • near-death experience
  • power imbalance

About the book

Steven Daintree had saved Andrea Swan-son's life, and on learning that she was alone in the world, her memory gone, he had taken her back to his vast Queensland estate, Mokhana, until she recovered.

So Andrea owed him a lot. All the same, did that give him the right to turn her life upside down? There was no denying this wild attraction that had sprung up between them -- but although Andrea knew it was love on her side, what about Steven Daintree? He was a law unto himself, dominating and self-assured, taking what he wanted -- and why should he want Andrea when there was Gillian Courtney to be considered?

And how could Andrea think about the future, with or without Steven, until she had regained her memory of the past.

Description from Open Library.

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