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Something Good
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
After a lifetime of drifting, indulging her parents' farfetched schemes and consequent disappointments, Rachel Fentress was ready to settle down to something good, something worthwhile. She craved the security of a promising job and the warmth of a cozy home.
Why, then, was she falling under the spell of Coleman Walker? Despite his heady kisses and devastating good looks, he was a drifter, a rambling man who wandered through life chasing dreams. Coleman was impetuous, demanding and impossible . . . yet he had opened Rachel's mind to new possibilities. For in his eyes, she had glimpsed the ultimate home . . . the rainbow's end.
After a lifetime of drifting, indulging her parents' farfetched schemes and consequent disappointments, Rachel Fentress was ready to settle down to something good, something worthwhile. She craved the security of a promising job and the warmth of a cozy home.
Why, then, was she falling under the spell of Coleman Walker? Despite his heady kisses and devastating good looks, he was a drifter, a rambling man who wandered through life chasing dreams. Coleman was impetuous, demanding and impossible . . . yet he had opened Rachel's mind to new possibilities. For in his eyes, she had glimpsed the ultimate home . . . the rainbow's end.
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Published January 1, 1988
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May 4, 2020
This was an entertaining book, but there was too much angst & not enough romance.
Also, the dialogue was stilted with repeating the characters names too often. Normal people don’t talk like that.
Overall, it was a cute, light read.
Also, the dialogue was stilted with repeating the characters names too often. Normal people don’t talk like that.
Overall, it was a cute, light read.
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