Family Business

His Small-Town Girl
by Arlene James

Bk #53--Back Cover: After taking the rap for a crime he didn't commit, Jake Chandler swore he'd seen the last of his unforgving Texas hometown. Until family business brings him back...face-to-face with his past in River Bluff. Face-to-face with Rachel Diamonte.

Awww!  Another great title by Michele Dunaway!  I loved the "homecoming" theme.

I also thought that the H/h was extremely realistic in many different aspects!  This is a story that most of us can relate to on more than one level.  

What a great read! I had trouble putting it down at night to go to sleep.  Ron Raven is a real jerk -- I can't believe he deceived his loyal wife for 27 years with another family.  Of course if he had, we wouldn't have this great book...

COMING HOME TO THE CATTLEMAN by Judy Christenberry

f r o m  c i t y  g i r l . . .  t o  c o u n t r y  w i f e !

This book was wonderfully written.  I loved the way the heroine's past foreshadowed the bride's present!!!!  The history woven into the present story line is amazing!  I was drawn in from the first page, and I was still hanging on until the last word.  I absolutely can't wait for the next book!  I have to know what happens with the rest of this group of friends!

"Moonlight and Roses" by Jackie Braun is a truely enjoyable read.  The pacing is quick and the attraction sizzles, making it a fast read.  Though it boasts a small cast of characters, each one is well defined and believable.  Hats off to you Jackie, great job!

Again, initially pulled in by a hot guy on the cover.   I know absolutely nothing about Japan, so the background information was interestingly informative.  I always enjoy an extremely confident male and Richard Warren is definitely a hot, confident male.  Good read.