By no means Catherine Anderson's best. Brianna was annoying, her pride getting in the way of what was best for her daughter, it seemed she thought being on the edge of eating from garbage better than accepting help. Then David, who I really despised who basically told Brianna she deserved to be ...
It is hard to describe sometimes just how much you enjoy a book. This story was filled with all kinds of feelings, love, hate, revenge, sadness, loneliness and a family's love. These two become very close friends through the hardships of living off the land while hiding from the Sebastian gang a...
I first tried to read this book a year ago, but couldn't get into it and left it unfinished. Brianna was uptight and David's confidence that he was Daphne's father because she looked just like his mother despite the fact that he didn't recognize Brianna at all.I'm very glad I picked it up again. ...
This was actually a pretty fun read. It was maybe a bit repetitive in places, and there was a bit of a flat ending but it all actually worked quite well considering the genre. I'm on a bit of a western kick so I was really just looking for a non cheesy book of that era and although this maybe did...
I loved this book. Well, a few annoying things (The Angel Gabriel was created by God as an angel and therefore was never a man?) I grumbled about that, but in the end I loved this book, beginning to end. I could not decide on a four or a five rating. Honestly, I would give it a five except it ...
Like the sun comes up after a dark night, so love comes into the hearts of those who thought that they had no chance at being loved. Catherine Anderson has made this kind of story her stock and trade, and she truly does it well.In this heartwarming story, Laura Townsend is the unsuspecting heroi...
ONLY LOVE CAN SMOOTH A WOUNDED SOUL ...Caitlin O'Shannessy's late father left her with many things: a Colorado ranch, enduring memories of pain and sadness, an unshakable mistrust of men ... and an adversary.Ace Keegan has returned to No Name, too late to enact a rightful vengeance on his most ha...
No geral, achei a história de Zeke e Natalie muito ao estilo de Nora Roberts.Trata-se de uma história em que o destino junta duas almas gémeas, que ao longo do livro vão encontrando muitos obstáculos e perigos. Ao contrário de Nora, Catherine Anderson não os separa, havendo só algum impacto quand...
When kidnappers stole Mallory Christiani's little daughter, Emily, her world threatened to crumble. She'd been warned to not tell anyone--not her family, not her friends and most definitely not the police. But, despite her best efforts, she couldn't keep private investigator Bud MacPhearson out o...
I didn't expect much from this book when I read the back cover, so at least I wasn't disappointed. Carly Adams just had surgery to correct a lifetime of blindness, enjoys a night at the bar with her friend Bess and winds up being deflowered by Hank Coulter. Without a condom.Surprise surprise, she...
SHE WAS AN INNOCENT IN A DANGEROUS WORLD, AND HE'D RISK ANYTHING TO KEEP HER SAFE.HE LONGED FOR HER ...Race Spencer's gunslinging days are far behind him. He is now a respectable rancher, but it's a solitary life. But then Fate lead Race to an earthbound angel --- lost and alone, the sole survivo...
Um dos meus favoritos!Absolutamente terno e emotivo. Amei essa história. É sempre assim, não tem jeito, sempre quando termino um livro da Catherine Anderson eu me sinto anestesiada. Escapismo? E daí? Essa é a dádiva que a leitura nos proporciona, acreditar esse que esse mundo tem cura, que o ser ...
Reviewed for www.thcreviews.com"4.5 stars" Baby Love is a wonderful book that is reminiscent of a grown-up fairy tale, a Cinderella story. As the heroine, it has a young woman who has known the meaning of hard work since she was only fourteen, when her father passed away leaving her with the resp...
3 - 3.5 stars...I think.Parts of this I loved, but whilst reading I kept changing my mind about how to rate it. To be honest I'm still a little unsure. Let me try and explain.The romance was beautifully done, as always. Ben and Chloe were really likeable and their relationship development was ...
Annie Trimble lives in a solitary world that no one enters or understands. As delicate and beautiful as the tender blossoms of the Oregon spring, she is shunned by a town that misinterprets her affliction. But cruelty cannot destroy the love Annie holds in her heart. Alex Montgomery is horrified ...
A brand new CONTEMPORARY series from the New York Times bestselling author whose novels are: Born with second sight, Loni MacEwen must warn the handsome rancher Clint Harrigan that his son is in danger-except he doesn't even have a son. Then the drama Loni predicted unfolds on the news: an orpha...
He had no time for a shower. After throwing on civilian clothes, he grabbed a quick shave, slapped on aftershave, and then added a splash of cologne. His horses would get fed a little late tonight, but it wouldn’t harm them. Depending on the road conditions, the drive to Crystal Falls took anywhe...
After checking Loni’s pulse, she made shooing motions at everyone else. “Out of here. She has to rest. This has pushed her to the limit, I’m afraid.”Clint wasted no time in ushering everyone but his stepmother from the room. Once in the hallway with the door closed behind them, Clint rounded on Q...
In Tucker’s profession, having a bad day was commonplace. He had been kicked by horses, waded through polluted ponds to reach mired patients, fallen face first in fresh cow manure, gotten his arm stuck in the vaginal passage of a bovine, and had once even been trampled by panicked pigs. With over...
The Pritchard home was little more than a one-room shack, its shake roof sagging along the center pitch, the two front windows covered with tattered isinglass, and the porch littered with all manner of objects, most of which needed to be thrown on a garbage heap. A fat brown hen had made her nest...
Daisy CHAPTER NINE SHE’D lied, of course. They weren’t all right at work. Oh, they fudged through, but they avoided each other whenever possible, and Amy took her under her wing and comforted her with girly chats and cake when it all got too much. There were times when they couldn’t avoid each ot...
One of Joseph's rules had been that Miranda should never open their bedroom door without asking his permission. The few times the child had forgotten, Joseph had become enraged and punished her—most times severely. When Zach spotted the pair, he swore under his breath, whi...
Riding over to the Weaver place had already wasted half an hour of precious time. Now the two men were mulling over the situation as only dirt-farming Texans could—slower than two flies on tack paper. Loretta could have screamed in frustration and fear. Why didn’t they do something? Every extra m...
She’d left him planted on the sofa, and once settled there he was usually good for the evening. As she drew up behind him where he stood at the counter, she peered around his elbow to see what he was doing. He was trying to make a sandwich, a PB and J, only it wasn’t jelly he was about to spoon o...
—Booklist “Emotional and heartfelt, her stories make you believe in the power of love.” —Debbie Macomber “Catherine Anderson is an amazing talent.” —Elizabeth Lowell “Catherine Anderson has a gift for imbuing her characters with dignity, compassion, courage, and strength that inspire reader...
He had no idea why he felt so compelled to help this woman. She had nailed it when she said that she and her daughter weren’t his responsibility. Any sane man would boot them out the door and wish them luck. But Jeb couldn’t do that. He’d felt drawn to Amanda from the start. Maybe, if he were hon...
John’s Wood, ten miles outside of London The Height of the Season, June 1856 “Even if you did win your wager, how in God’s name do you expect me to fulfill the requirements?” Alexander, Viscount Thorpe, asked in disgust. “My great-aunt’s attic is a warren filled to overflowing with my ancestors...
Indigo Wolf settled herself on a patch of grass and looped her arms around her knees. With a cleansing sigh, she leaned back to catch the rain on her tongue. Water streamed from the brim of her leather hat down the nape of her neck. She shivered and straightened her spine. Somewhere above her on ...
Amy had lied to him about hating their kiss, flat-out lied. He circled that realization, trying to come to grips with it and understand it. She had never been one to lie, not about something important. Little things, maybe, in the heat of anger or when she felt threatened. But never about somethi...
Her eyes had a blank, dazed look. Her skin was chalk white. She stared at the phone, her head tipped to one side as if she was listening for something. “Mallory?” he whispered. For several seconds she didn’t seem to hear him. Then she lifted her liquid brown eyes to meet h...