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Summary: About the book
Review: I really enjoyed this book when I read it. I would recommed this book to someone if they ask me what kind of book shell I read. Janet Daily is one of my faveorite Author.
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Summary: lives up toCalder saga-western suspense-romanceI th
Review: I throughly enjoyed this book. Cat loses her fiance in an automobile accident, she is devastated. She returns to college to gather her belongings and return home to the Calder ranch. She goes to a bar with girlfriends for farewell night out--and ends up in the arms of a handsome stranger. Nine months later she give birth to a son and is determined to raise him by herself as a Calder. Five years later this stranger comes to Blue Moon,Montana as the sheriff he realizes that this child is a result of their one night encounter and the melodrama progresess. Hope there is another chapter in the future.
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Summary: JANET DAILEY "QUEEN OF WESTERN ROMANCE"
Review: MANY YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE I READ THE CALDER SERIES.MY SON LEFT CALDER PRIDE AT MY HOUSE A FEW MONTHS AGO AND I STARTED READING IT THE OTHER NIGHT,I FINISHED THE BOOK IN ONE NIGHT AND WAS SADDENED WHEN I GOT TO END. I WANTED THE BOOK TO CONTINUE.AS FAS AS THE CALDERS GO,MS.DAILEY HAS NOT LOST HER TOUCH.MEMORIES OF THE LIVES OF THE CALDERS CAME BACK AND AT SOME POINTS I WOULD SAY OH YEAH "THIS OR THAT HAPPENED".I LIKE THE WAY OLD CHARACTERS AND NEW ONES WERE BROUGHT TOGETHER LIKE SALLY FOR INSTANCE.I HOPE THERE IS A SEQUEL TO THIS BOOK AS WELL.
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Summary: If you were waiting for this one, you wasted time.
Review: Several years ago, I read the other Calder books and found them easy to read and entertaining. So I can't help but wonder if my taste in reading has changed so much or if this was just a dud. The main character, Cat, is a spoiled brat. Not only did I not like her, I wouldn't wish a woman like her on my worst enemy. According to the storyline, almost everyone hates the poor Calder family. If I lived in a town with this family, I would not doubt hate them too.
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Summary: Lost Interest
Review: Sorry...but after Maggie's character died in the last Calder installment...I lost interest. I think I cried for about two days after I read "Calder Born, Calder Bred" ---but then again, I was only 16. NEway...I skimmed through "Calder Pride" this afternoon in the library but I just couldn't bring myself to read about Maggie's family going on without her. It just didn't seem right, somehow. I keep hoping that Janet Dailey will come out with one final Calder book that will bring Chase and Maggie back together again. Only in my dreams, I suppose.
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Summary: EXCELLENT!
Review: The book was excellent. It held my interest, and I loved all the characters. Can't waite for the next chapter!
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Summary: Great keeps me comimg back for more
Review: This is a great read. Dailey's Calder series is one of the first I ever read. This is one of the best books yet. Her writing of todays problems in life and how people are handling them and the feelings jump right off the page. I just love it.
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Summary: For those of you who indulge in cowboy fantasies
Review: This novel is great for those warm summer nights where you want to just sit back to a good old western novel. Having grown up near Montana this was an interesting read about western men in boot, horses, spurs, and all that ranch stuff. Maybe being an adult Easterner had me wondering how old fashioned this book was with all its mentioning of silver honcho belts, etc. I just don't buy that physical love is all that. Plus all the references to cattle runs, beef, and shotguns just made me cringe. Maybe it is my Sex and The City generation, but this romance is all about lawmen, horses, and a foolish young girl's one night stand in Texas resulting in an illegitimate child. The scenes of her ostracism for being an unwed mother despite her powerful family and the shotgun marriage five years later is way too backwards redneck. Every love scene of romantic tension between Cat and Logan seem more like estrogen and testosterone overload than "love". If you like men who believe in dominating women with old world rules, then read Calder Pride. Otherwise, indulge in Luanne Rice and Anita Shreve for some serious deep literary romance.
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Summary: Typical Janet Dailey; tongue-in-cheek entertaining...
Review: When Cat Calder's fiance is accidentally killed, she retreats to the family homestead to mourn, vowing never to give her heart to another man. But one reckless night with a handsome, gray-eyed stranger changes her life forever and gives her a son with striking gray eyes (naturally !)...
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Summary: Disappointing
Review: While Calder Pride has all the earmarks of another excellent Calder saga in the first half of the book, it soon fell flat. It was exciting and gripping all the way up until the main characters marry, in a way that I felt was totally unbelievable. Then suddenly with very little interaction between them, she's in love with him? Again, not plausible. And finally, the book eneded abruptly, as if Ms. Dailey suddenly lost interest. There was so much more that could have been done with this story, I was definitely disappointed.
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