To Tame a Bride (Harlequin Romance, 3560)

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Summary: Two Mean People.
Review: Don't bother with the tissue. Madison St.John lived with her mean cold grandmother, Caitline Bodine was her much loved cousin, she and Maddie were best friends. Until the only man she ever loved Beau Duvall was killed by her beloved cousin Cat. After Beau's death Maddie hated Cat, and she let that hatred spill into everything she did. She knew her grandmother was mean but much respected.
Lincoln Coryell was a self made man, but because he had to get things the hard way he became mean, hard headed and set in his ways, Link decided he wanted to teach Maddie a lesson.
So when they became stranded he made it his job to push Maddie as hard as he could, until her feet bled, and instead of becoming meaner, she began to melt, she feel in love with Link, because at times, not often but some of the time he showed her tenderness. Link feel in love with Maddie, but she had to be the one to change, not him.
Maddie made up with Cat, and Reno.
Link never really made the hero stamp most of Susan Fox's men do.
This was my least favorite book by Susan Fox.
But don't worry The next book more than makes up for this one, and so does her next 6.

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Summary: An entertaining story
Review: this story is about Maddie and Linc who both stranded after a plane wreck. both of them can't stand each other nerve's. Linc hated Maddie's rudeness and intended to change her bad attitude meanwhile Maddie is in a danger of falling in love with the Texas talking Linc. if you read "To Claim A Bride" written also by Susan Fox, you will find out that Maddie is related to Caitlin, her cousin. Maddie was not close with Caitlin because of a terrible incident. since that Maddie never spoke to her and she rapidly changed from a sweet, soft spoken sweetheart into a sharp tongued woman. this story also potrays how Maddie realized her mistake and tried to change it with Linc's help. it was hard for people who knows her that she's changed but she tried to accept it. this book is really good, it's a combination of love and terrible past.