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Lone Star Families: The Logans #1
Her Forever Man
"Telling a Logan he can't do something is a surefire invitation for him to prove he can."
-- Brock Logan, irresistibly rugged ranch owner
All single dad, ranch owner, Brock Logan wants is peace. When Manhattan heiress, Felicity Chambeau, shows up on his doorstep, Brock might as well kiss his peace good-bye. Despite her best intentions, Felicity disrupts his ranch, his home, and most of all his heart.
Adrift after the loss of her parents, she longs to feel more useful. Being with Brock and his children gives her a sense of belonging she has never experienced. She starts to fall for Brock, but the Logans have a history of bad luck in matters of the heart, and in order to get through to Brock, Felicity must love him enough to break the Logan curse.
-- Brock Logan, irresistibly rugged ranch owner
All single dad, ranch owner, Brock Logan wants is peace. When Manhattan heiress, Felicity Chambeau, shows up on his doorstep, Brock might as well kiss his peace good-bye. Despite her best intentions, Felicity disrupts his ranch, his home, and most of all his heart.
Adrift after the loss of her parents, she longs to feel more useful. Being with Brock and his children gives her a sense of belonging she has never experienced. She starts to fall for Brock, but the Logans have a history of bad luck in matters of the heart, and in order to get through to Brock, Felicity must love him enough to break the Logan curse.
182 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 15, 2000
About the author
Leanne Banks
523 books289 followersLeanne Banks was born on 14 May 1959 in Roanoke, Virginia, USA. She holds a Bachelors degree in Psychology, which she claims she can only use on fictional characters. When her first book was published in 1991, she used the money from her advance to take her family to Disney World.
Leanne is known for telling a story with strong emotion, characters with whom everyone can relate, a kick of hot sensuality, and a feel-good ending that lingers. She believes in creating stories for her readers that will allow them to escape into a place filled fun, emotion and sensuality. She believes that she has the best readers in the world because they understand that love is the greatest miracle of all.
Leanne is the recipient of Romantic Times Magazine's career-achievement awards in Series Sensuality and Love and Laughter, and her books have been recognized by the Award of Excellence Contest, the Romance Writers of America RITA Award contest and the National Readers' Choice Awards. She is grateful for awards and reviews and was particularly moved by a letter from a reader remarking that Leanne's book got her through a chemotherapy session. The reader's letter inspired a favorite turn of phrase: Never underestimate the power of a romance novel.
Leanne lives in her native Virginia with her husband, two teenage children and a Pomeranian. She also has a little condo in South Carolina where she writes in the off-season. She loves music, chocolate, quotes, and new adventures.
Leanne is known for telling a story with strong emotion, characters with whom everyone can relate, a kick of hot sensuality, and a feel-good ending that lingers. She believes in creating stories for her readers that will allow them to escape into a place filled fun, emotion and sensuality. She believes that she has the best readers in the world because they understand that love is the greatest miracle of all.
Leanne is the recipient of Romantic Times Magazine's career-achievement awards in Series Sensuality and Love and Laughter, and her books have been recognized by the Award of Excellence Contest, the Romance Writers of America RITA Award contest and the National Readers' Choice Awards. She is grateful for awards and reviews and was particularly moved by a letter from a reader remarking that Leanne's book got her through a chemotherapy session. The reader's letter inspired a favorite turn of phrase: Never underestimate the power of a romance novel.
Leanne lives in her native Virginia with her husband, two teenage children and a Pomeranian. She also has a little condo in South Carolina where she writes in the off-season. She loves music, chocolate, quotes, and new adventures.
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February 29, 2012
Felicity was a silent partner in Brock's ranch, so when her attorney's suggested she use some time to think about what she wanted to do with her money and her life, she decided to go stay at the ranch.
Brock disliked her on sight, while the other males including his brother were drooling over her. Felicity liked Brock, she just wish he liked her. She knew Brock was sexually attracted to her, so why couldn't he want all of her?
As the time went on Felicity and Brock's children grew attached to each other and Felicity wanted to stay at the ranch but Brock didn't want her to, so he sent her packing back to New York. Brock's kids begged to have her back so finally Brock's brother, Tyler called Felicity and told her to come back to the ranch and not give up on Brock's love.
Felicity came back to the ranch and fought for Brock and this time she wasn't letting him get away. However Brock believed in the Logan Curse, that a Logan's bride will always leave. Over time once again Felicity proved she loved him and would stay.
This book was a really good typical harlequin I have to say. There is nothing special or stand out about it, just another one that follows a series.
Brock disliked her on sight, while the other males including his brother were drooling over her. Felicity liked Brock, she just wish he liked her. She knew Brock was sexually attracted to her, so why couldn't he want all of her?
As the time went on Felicity and Brock's children grew attached to each other and Felicity wanted to stay at the ranch but Brock didn't want her to, so he sent her packing back to New York. Brock's kids begged to have her back so finally Brock's brother, Tyler called Felicity and told her to come back to the ranch and not give up on Brock's love.
Felicity came back to the ranch and fought for Brock and this time she wasn't letting him get away. However Brock believed in the Logan Curse, that a Logan's bride will always leave. Over time once again Felicity proved she loved him and would stay.
This book was a really good typical harlequin I have to say. There is nothing special or stand out about it, just another one that follows a series.
November 14, 2020
No one is waiting on a semi - critical analysis of a Harlequin novel, but here it is anyway.
This was maybe not as trashy as I had expected, but still. This kind of book is I guess a genre on its own. It reads like childish, over the top fanfiction.
But good news: it falls into the category "so bad that it's good". I don't think authors of these kind of books don't even pretend to take it seriously.
The motivation of Felicity to be at that farm makes no sense and even then is resolved in about 4 lines.
The struggle of Brock with his feelings is written so over the top that it's funny. Oh damn 'the curse of the Logans, that will ruin his life'. Get over yourself, dude.
The smutty scenes read like pure fanfiction, with lines as "his presence was as necessary to her as oxygen" and the obligatory "but you're so big" moment.
The thing with these kind of books is that you don't seek to be amazed by the author's skills or lose yourself in a terrific plot.
You just want some escapism and in my case, have a laugh at the over the top romance. And in that sense I had a good time reading something like this.
This was maybe not as trashy as I had expected, but still. This kind of book is I guess a genre on its own. It reads like childish, over the top fanfiction.
But good news: it falls into the category "so bad that it's good". I don't think authors of these kind of books don't even pretend to take it seriously.
The motivation of Felicity to be at that farm makes no sense and even then is resolved in about 4 lines.
The struggle of Brock with his feelings is written so over the top that it's funny. Oh damn 'the curse of the Logans, that will ruin his life'. Get over yourself, dude.
The smutty scenes read like pure fanfiction, with lines as "his presence was as necessary to her as oxygen" and the obligatory "but you're so big" moment.
The thing with these kind of books is that you don't seek to be amazed by the author's skills or lose yourself in a terrific plot.
You just want some escapism and in my case, have a laugh at the over the top romance. And in that sense I had a good time reading something like this.
August 19, 2019
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All single dad, ranch owner, Brock Logan wants is peace. When
Manhattan heiress, Felicity Chambeau, shows up on his doorstep, Brock might as well kiss his peace good-bye. Despite her best intentions, Felicity disrupts his ranch, his home, and most of all his heart.
Adrift after the loss of her parents, she longs to feel more useful.
Being with Brock and his children gives her a sense of belonging she has never experienced. She starts to fall for
Brock, but the Logans have a history of bad luck in matters of the heart, and in order to get through to Brock, Felicity must love him enough to break the Logan curse.
All single dad, ranch owner, Brock Logan wants is peace. When
Manhattan heiress, Felicity Chambeau, shows up on his doorstep, Brock might as well kiss his peace good-bye. Despite her best intentions, Felicity disrupts his ranch, his home, and most of all his heart.
Adrift after the loss of her parents, she longs to feel more useful.
Being with Brock and his children gives her a sense of belonging she has never experienced. She starts to fall for
Brock, but the Logans have a history of bad luck in matters of the heart, and in order to get through to Brock, Felicity must love him enough to break the Logan curse.
June 21, 2025
excellent story
June 1, 2012
cute story
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