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Summary: Perfect Combination
Review: "Shadows of the Canyon" is my favorite of the Desert Roses Series. Though all of them ore good, there is a perfect blend of romance, mystery, and suspense all with a Christian twist.
One minute your heart absolutely bleeds for Alex and her situation and the next you want to shake her from exasperation. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Tracie Peterson has a way of ending her books with nothing wanting. You never feel cheated and you always put down the book feeling completely satisfied, and yet again she does not disappoint you.
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Summary: Perfect Combination
Review: "Shadows of the Canyon" is my favorite of the Desert Roses Series. Though all of them ore good, there is a perfect blend of romance, mystery, and suspense all with a Christian twist.
One minute your heart absolutely bleeds for Alex and her situation and the next you want to shake her from exasperation. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Tracie Peterson has a way of ending her books with nothing wanting. You never feel cheated and you always put down the book feeling completely satisfied, and yet again she does not disappoint you.
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Summary: Perfect Combination
Review: "Shadows of the Canyon" is my favorite of the Desert Roses Series. Though all of them ore good, there is a perfect blend of romance, mystery, and suspense all with a Christian twist.
One minute your heart absolutely bleeds for Alex and her situation and the next you want to shake her from exasperation. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
Tracie Peterson has a way of ending her books with nothing wanting. You never feel cheated and you always put down the book feeling completely satisfied, and yet again she does not disappoint you.
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Summary: A Romance Peppered with Murder, Intrigue & Saving Lost Souls
Review: Alex Keegan was never going to marry. Why would she after seeing the way her father hurt and humiliated her mother day after day by his philandering? Nope, men could not be trusted. Four years ago, she left her home in Williams, Arizona, to be on her own as a Harvey girl at the El Tovar Resort on the Grand Canyon. The El Tovar hosted parties for the rich, famous and powerful - the perfect place for her to make enough money to take her mother somewhere far away from her father. Luke Toland is the cowboy in love with Alex Keegan and it cuts him clear through to his soul when she can't see past her father's infidelities to open her heart to another. When presidential candidate Senator Winthrop of SC comes to town with his beautiful, young, flirtatious daughter who has her eyes set on Luke, Luke has a difficult time convincing Alex he has no desire to take Valerie Winthrop up on her offers. To make matters worse, Rufus Keegan, Alex's father, joins the Winthrop party and she must witness his thirst for power and position no matter what the cost. For Rufus, the cost may be his youngest daughter, Alex. Winthrop's top aide, Joel Harper, who happens to be his daughter's fiancée, has his eye set on Alex because she presents a challenge to him. He usually has girls falling at his feet. Alex sees him as a man like her father and wants no part of it. He also has a very unsavory past that threatens to rear its head every now and then. With Valerie chasing Luke and her fiancée chasing Alex, Alex's perceptions of men and marriage are confirmed until Luke convinces her to look in the mirror. Just as she is doing nothing to encourage Joel he is doing nothing to encourage Valerie. When Valerie approaches him after Joel has been especially cruel, he senses that something has changed. She isn't the calculating flirt she once was. She is confused and lost. Luke decides she needs God in her life and he's willing to share what he knows with her and trusts that Alex will understand why he's spending time with Valerie. Throughout Alex's day to day struggle with father, her confusing jealousy where Luke and Valerie are concerned and the aggravation of Joel's attentions, Alex's mother is invited by the Winthrop's to attend one of their lavish parties. Rufus Keegan is furious - not only because she is there, but also because of the reason she decided to accept the invitation and join her husband in El Tovar. When she arrives, the story takes a turn from the battles raging in Alex's head - her feelings for Luke and trying to honor God by respecting her father - to the drama playing on the rim of the Grand Canyon. Though set in the 1920's during the Prohibition era, Alex Keegan is a modern woman. She set out on her own to make money and to take care of her mother. Though there is a trace of romance and love, the story centers on Alex moving from friendship to trust. There is even a hint of mystery and a plot twist towards the end.
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Summary: Another winner!
Review: I have read many of Tracie Peterson's other books, so I eagerly picked this one up. This is an interesting story about trust. If you don't your family, can you bring yourself to trust your feelings? Alex's father is a rat, basically--always throwing his infidelities in her mother's face. Seeing this has soured her on all men. Luke is her friend, and he loves her but cannot bring himself to tell her. THere is betrayal, murder, mystery and romance all wrapped up in 370 pages. A fast read that will have you perched on the edge of your seat. Enjoy!
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Summary: Another winner!
Review: I have read many of Tracie Peterson's other books, so I eagerly picked this one up. This is an interesting story about trust. If you don't your family, can you bring yourself to trust your feelings? Alex's father is a rat, basically--always throwing his infidelities in her mother's face. Seeing this has soured her on all men. Luke is her friend, and he loves her but cannot bring himself to tell her. THere is betrayal, murder, mystery and romance all wrapped up in 370 pages. A fast read that will have you perched on the edge of your seat. Enjoy!
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Summary: Perfect Combination
Review: If you like mystery, romance, and suspence you have to buy this book!! You won't be sorry, this is one of my favorites by Tracie Peterson, and I have read read it several times. This is a definite must add to any Christian collection!!
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Summary: Mystery and Romance: A great combination
Review: Luke has fallen in love with his best friend of four years. If he tells her will she run away? Alex is has been burnt by her father's open infidelities. She trusts no man in the area of sex, romance or love. Of course, she has yet to figure out what the difference is between sex and love. She knows Luke is important as her best friend, but she ignores the tugging on her heart. In the meantime, a wicked political game is being played out at the resort where she works as a Harvey girl. Her mother becomes involved and there is a tragic incident. This is a wondrous tale of seeking transformation and new life, but in the search, one must first face the darkness of those who would do evil. Great Read! Tracie P., we want more!
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Summary: First book of a promising, exciting series as usual
Review: Tracie Peterson has done it one more time! Alex is a Harvey Girl in Arizona, a fine Christian young woman who cannot trust men, believing they are all like her womanizing, despicable father. Politics are present even in Christian fictions written around 1925, and this book presents politics as an ugly, dog eat dog situation. Alex has as her goal to work just long enough to get her mother safely away from her cheating father but Luke Toland first must be reckoned with. You will love Alex, admire Luke, pity her mom, scowl at her dad and the senator and positively hate Joel (the scoundrel).. A suspicious death brings tremendous intrigue into the story. I could barely put down the book. I will watch amazon carefully for signs of book 2. Way to go, Tracie!!!
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