Literature & Fiction
Review:Both characters have been in multiple stories and have connections over several books. Cordy has been crushing on Aiden since the Murder List. Aiden has been in and out of several books since talking poker games with the hero's. It was worth the wait. Read more
Review:I love books like this where the heroines are strong characters, and the heroes are chivalrous strong warriors. If it wasn't for my deep love of indoor plumbing, deoderant, and shaving my legs, I would say I was born in the wrong era. Read more
Review:This is my favorite of the Clayborne trilogy. While it is helpful to have read the others in the series, this novel certainly stands on its own. The plot is convoluted, but excellent. The characters are deceptive but human. I especially liked the strong women who were well matched by the gunfighters/lawmen Cole and Daniel. Even the minor characters were well written. Garwood understands the value of comic relief and uses it effectively in this tensely drawn drama. Most of the conventions ... Read more
Review:I really liked that Allison was so very intelligent, and so far and above her male counterparts in computers.She was very brave at times and was a strong woman. Liam was awesome, just would have liked to see a little more of him in the story. It was and awesome read ad i can't wait for Julie's next book, I keep rereading her past books,over and over. Love her books. Read more
Review:Loved this book. Totally entertaining. The characters were so much fun! I had such a great time. Funny from one scene to the next. They were all so real. Love, action, friendship, everything I look for in a story. Read more
Review:Julie Garwood is a classic writer, from her historical novels to her modern day FBI stories, they are always top notch and hard to put down. I love when characters are reintroduced, like the Buchanan's, it's like visiting with old friends. Please do not ever stop writing! Read more
Review:I have to be honest, getting through this book was a struggle for me. I have been a Julie Garwood fan for a very long time, but it's almost as if someone else wrote this story. Everything felt rushed and off kilter. The humor seemed to be forced and I felt like Milford and Caroline had more chemistry between them than Caroline and Bradford. The small details are what make a story great to me and this book is sadly lacking. It made me think of the "See spot. See spot run. Spot is running." books ... Read more
Review:I was disappointed because from the reviews I read here, I thought it might be similar, if not better than "Ransom". Well, in my opinion it did not even come close to "Ransom". I did not connect to any of the characters in the story. Lady Johanna did not have any endearing qualities about her that I found to my liking or that convinced me as to why Gabriel would fall in love with her or have his men and people worship her. To me she seemed like any ordinary woman. I thought the story choppy ... Read more









