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Temper Me Review

You’ll never forget this emotional, steamy, funny new romance by rising star Alexandria House—an Audie Award finalist!

By TAPHAPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Temper Me Review
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Temper Me is a beautiful romantic novel written by Alexandria House that revolves around Nalani and Lyle’s passion and race to heal and find themselves. Wooed against a culture and individualist-saturated background, the novel also embraces love forgiveness and redemption, as the leading characters find one another only to deal with their past.

Regarding characterization, House tells both intrapersonal and external conflicts as a captivating story in terms of the character’s feelings. Nalani and Lyle are not perfect but realistic and complex characters and the movie depicts the realistic portrayal of relationships and the significance of listening to each other and being tolerant and peaceful. It makes the characters more realistic and believable, the girl, who becomes a nurse or the man, who learns to accept himself and his sexuality.

Beyond a standard romance novel with erotic themes, Temper Me offers readers love, passion, and courage to allow someone in their life after being broken and rebuilding themselves. The interactions among the characters, and their multi-faceted nature guarantee an interesting story that fans of both, romance and characters, will adore.

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