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Reese

Reese

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: FANTASTIC START TO A GREAT SERIES
Review: Although I didn't think the cover fit the character, what do I know?

Loved the way Mary McKendrick braved the lion's den in search of Reese - and we find out she was sent by Jed - talk about a hunk.

I had to chuckle when Reese called Rico, the kid and didn't want him near the coffee beans.

Rico's favorite term for Reese was mi Capitan [reminds me of a Zane Grey story] Rico was famous for his knives.
Each and every man had a distinctive trait and a favorite compadre.
Sullivan, the half-breed, taught Rico how to be very quiet and sneak up on someone.
Of course, now Rico teaches that trick to Carrie [who bewitched his heart].
Jed just can't seem to settle in one place too long, but what a lovable character. and we learn that he has a sister.
Nate was trying to drink himself into oblivion and Cash just didn't care. He didn't like anyone [or so he says].

Yet all of these men came together when Reese called and were willing to risk their live [to have a little fun] when Mary told them about El Diablo and his ruffians.
These outlaws were trying to drive off everyone in Rock Creek.
With the help of the Sutton twins and Carrie, a bit of a miracle was worked to help bring the town together with the Rock Creek six.
And of course, Reese got caught in the web of love.

What a wonderful story - fantastic characters - fast paced and inthralling --- need I say more?

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- this is a set worthy of all libraries - Wow!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The first of the Rock Creek 6 is Reese, a real hunk.
Review: Enjoyed this book and of course had to follow up with the other "guys".........I love the dialogue LH puts into her books. So very real and fun and poignant. I'd have given this a 5 except that I read "nate" first and absolutely loved that book. So I felt I should differeniate a little. They are both wonderful. Enjoy. Good job, Lori.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The first of the Rock Creek 6 is Reese, a real hunk.
Review: Enjoyed this book and of course had to follow up with the other "guys".........I love the dialogue LH puts into her books. So very real and fun and poignant. I'd have given this a 5 except that I read "nate" first and absolutely loved that book. So I felt I should differeniate a little. They are both wonderful. Enjoy. Good job, Lori.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: The first of the Rock Creek 6 is Reese, a real hunk.
Review: I loved this book!! Once I started reading it I couldn't put it down. I immediately ordered the other five, before they were released and I wasn't disappointed! Can't wait for another series like this!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Reese(Rock Creek Six)
Review: I loved this book!! Once I started reading it I couldn't put it down. I immediately ordered the other five, before they were released and I wasn't disappointed! Can't wait for another series like this!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great Start to a Super Series
Review: Reese is the first installment in the Rock Creek Six series by two talented authors. It's set in post-Civil War Texas and pits a head-strong school teacher up against the tough, mysterious -and reluctant - leader of a six pack of very deadly Confederate veterans. All the men have troubled pasts, but they bring strength in honest loyalty to the struggling western town. Reese, haunted by a past failure, brings realism to the forefront as his relationship develops with the independently loving teacher, Mary. It's a story that has the tension of danger, splashes of humor, and a lovingly happy ending.

I recommend reading them all and in order: Reese, Sullivan, Rico, Jed, Nate, and Cash. If you like western romances, you can't fail by trying this series; but be warned, you'll come to love the town and folks of Rock Creek so much, you'll hate to see the series end! I did!


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