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Summary: the hero and heroine were a perfect match
Review: I have read all of Carolyn Davidson's books and this is one of my favorites. She puts just the right humor and drama in her books to keep me reading on. The heroine was the perfect blend of innocence and maturity without ignorance. She was not a push over for the hero, he really had to work at having the heroine fall for him or so he thought. The hero has just the right amount of patience and thoughtfulness to understand that something happened to the heroine to take his time with her. When the heroine's secret came out the hero realizes that he must get beyond her past to keep her, quickly, and that is the way I like to read an ending.
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Summary: Romantic Times Review
Review: Runaway ( Harlequin Historical #416) by Carolyn Davidson When Will Tilliver fishes a beautiful young woman out of the water, he has no idea that she is a fugitive; he only sees her vulnerability. When the sheriff arrives looking for a mystery woman, Luke lies, telling the lawman Cassie Chandler is his wife. Will is making his way to his family's Missouri homestead. Though he's never thought much about a wife, finding Cassie forces him to think about love, a family and his future. It doesn't hurt that she is a beautiful girl and one who needs his help. Cassie finds it easy to fall in love with the gentle, kind cowhand who has risked his life to save her; she has no way of repaying his kindness. Their journey becomes one of awakening passion and eventually love. With a secret hanging over her head, Cassie wonders what will happen once they arrive at Will's home. Uncomfortable with pretending to be man and wife, Cassie insists they formally marry before she will give herself completely to Luke. He has no problem with making her his bride. The complications of family life intrude a bit on Luke and Cassie's first days of marriage, but Will's practical mother, his prodigal sister's return and their growing devotion seems to make everything perfect. That's until Cassie's past returns with a vengeance. RUNAWAY is a sweet, touching and sensitive book that centers on relationships, not adventure or fast pacing. Well drawn characters liven up a predictable plot. It is these characters that compel the reader to continue to the very end. Ms. Davidson brings the true feeling of family and the depth of love to this moving tale. SENSUAL
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Summary: A definite delight!
Review: This book combines the best of Davidson with wit, charm, and love. A funny and refreshing book! If you want to laugh, cry, and find love then this book is for you! This book will stay on my keeper shelf for years to come!
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Summary: The sweet ones always get to me :-)
Review: Will and Cassie are truly "made for each other". Will is a man of honor and Cassie is a proud and intelligent woman. There are a series of lies, half truths, and misleading statements. But instead of making the reader feel that the book was a hopeless tangle of deceit, Ms. Davidson slowly lets Will and Cassie untangle all the untruths - one at a time and in the proper order. This one truly came to life for me - sometimes I could hear the accents of the dialogue and see the expressions on their faces. It's been on my keeper shelf since I first read it and I'm sure it will stay there for some time to come. Enjoy!!
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Summary: The sweet ones always get to me :-)
Review: Will and Cassie are truly "made for each other". Will is a man of honor and Cassie is a proud and intelligent woman. There are a series of lies, half truths, and misleading statements. But instead of making the reader feel that the book was a hopeless tangle of deceit, Ms. Davidson slowly lets Will and Cassie untangle all the untruths - one at a time and in the proper order. This one truly came to life for me - sometimes I could hear the accents of the dialogue and see the expressions on their faces. It's been on my keeper shelf since I first read it and I'm sure it will stay there for some time to come. Enjoy!!
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