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Summary: a real page turner
Review: I found this book realy interesting. I don`t read many book for the reason that if it don`t catch my attentien in the first chapter I won`t continue reading it. This story is a mix of a great love story and my all time love of horses. While reading this story you feel as though you know the characters persnaly. I`m looking foward to reading the two continues `Done dreaming` and `Done Crying`
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Summary: Keep your money
Review: Seth Dunleavy has been slacking his way thru life. He did the rodeo thing and now he runs a struggling horse farm. He married Honey, whom he met because her father also worked in the rodeo.Seth is contacted by his Grandmother to come to the family farm to collect his inheritance - he flat out refuses, but Honey agrees. Honey falls in love with Dunleavy Farms. Dunleavy Farms is a wealthy place, filled with wonderful furnishings, loving people, and the best horses. Seth feels that Honey is selling out to the money, but then comes to realize that maybe Honey deserves all that money can buy. So he plans to divorce her, but wants to make sure she gets his portion of Dunleavy Farms. There were many reasons why I just didn't like this book. Money seems to be to motivating force. Money to pay for Seth's medical bills from a broken leg. Money for the best horses. Honey's father is looking for financial hand outs. Grandmother Dunleavy is intent on giving away the inheritance before she dies. It just seemed, to me anyway, that the over riding theme of this book was that - money really can buy you happiness. In the end, Seth gets it all - the legacy Grandma wants to give, his wife, and this horse that will finish all their dreams "Never Done Dreamin'". The characters didn't inspire any great warmth in me, either. Seth is a little too set in his own ways and is unwilling to even accpet being part of the Dunleavy family. Honey is an enabler - she enables Seth to coast thru his life, she allowes her father to coast thru on his life. She goes after the brass ring (Seth's part of Dunleavy Farms) and doesn't really look back. I didn't really care for this book - not at all. I suggest you save your money and take a pass on this one.
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