Blue Moon (Mystery Date, No 2)

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Summary: Good romantic thriller.
Review: Chance Davies wanted to marry Sarah Anderson for just one reason: she was the sole heir to her father's vast estate, an estate that would provide Chance with the wealth and prestige he never had because he was the son of a Yankee in South Carolina on the eve of the Civil War. But a jealous former lover, angry over Chance's abandonment of her, curses him, turning him to stone. Not even Sarah's love for him can stop the curse. In the present day, seventeen-year-old Kathleen leaves her Seattle home to move with her family to the Anderson estate. Although suspicious of the oddly human statue in the garden and the mysertious secret admirer who sends her letters and gifts, Kathleen dismisses rumors that the houes is cursed as little more than fairly tales. Little does Kathleen know that she is the only one who can break the curse and save Chance from eternal torment. But the one who cursed him, given eternal youth and beauty because of her worship of darkness, will do anything to stop Kathleen from freeing Chance, and time is running out. I thought this was a very good romantic suspense novel, and I really enjoyed the ending, which certainly proved that what goes around comes around!

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Summary: Blue Moon
Review: I fell in love with the characters! Everything they went through I went through. I lost the book and it's been years since I've read it but my love for the characters and the writers words haven't faded from my mind, or my heart! I would recomend this book to any one with a romantic heart and a love for happy endings!

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Summary: Can't remember the first thing about it, but...
Review: I read this one, like, four years ago or something, and I can't remember for the life of me what happened, but I do remember that *Blue Moon* rocked. Don't ask me how, maybe it was the guy. His name was Chance. I think. All in all, this one's up there among the great teen romances that actually got my grudging respect. I also remember that I really respected Kathleen, the heroine, or whatever her name was. She was brave. I think. :)