Harlequin Romance Series - Diamond Girl - Vol 10

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I loveeeeeeeee this movie so much it never gets old a good watch if your that die hard romantic type. August 14, 2008

Endearing & Entertaining

This movie was the first I've ever purchased from the Harlequin series and I loved it. The characters and very likeable and the story line is entertaining and romantic. I can't wait to see what other movies from the Harlequin series I can fall in the love with. April 24, 2008

Improves on the novel

Diana Palmer's dismal and dated novel "Diamond Girl" is given a new lease on life in a filmed adaptation from Harlequin. About the only thing retained is the first names of a couple characters (the book is set in Atlanta; movie in San Francisco and Napa - but actually filmed in Toronto and South Africa of all places). "Diamond Girl" is actually a cute and somewhat romantic movie, but never rises to stellar status.

Claire Bernard (Kenna Dean in the book) is the reliable secretary of lazy lawyer Denny Montana (Cole in the book). She is the obvious brains behind the operation, and when older brother Regan returns from London to assist in the sale of the family's Napa Vineyard, sees an ally in Claire, and hopes to hook her up with his brother so he can concentrate on the sale without Denny's sexy realtor girlfriend getting in the way. But first, she needs a makeover. Of course once Claire's makeover is complete, Regan is finding that he can't keep his hands off her. Featuring Dyan Cannon in the worst wig and more make up than a drag queen, the movie has some great one liners and bantering between the co-stars. That is when Regan is not so sanctimonious. August 9, 2007

TERRIFIC!

What a wonderful movie about a paralegal who does everything for her boss, is taken for granted but finds love with his brother.

For all you romantic women out there looking for a good movie that puts you in the mood for love, here is a DVD perfect for your collection. How can you resist the story of a woman being swept off her feet by a man who knows what he wants and goes after it - the passion is so subtle that it almost takes your breath away. This a movie that makes you hunger for the next Harlequin DVD you can get your hands on.

Trust me, if you enjoy romantic movies, if you want see romance on screen or if you just want to be apart of that romantic thrill of seeing, wanting and then having . . . try this DVD. You won't be disappointed. June 28, 2007

Harlequin movie

Of the eight Harl movies I've seen so far, this has been my favorite. The characters are well-drawn and likeable. Jonathan Cake's character is pretty jerky in the beginning, but it's the macho thing. He comes around. He and Joely Collins are what make the movie work. When he starts to see her in a different light, the emotion on his face is amazing. Like he really sees her and he's just as surprised as she is. Very enjoyable.
January 26, 2007

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