Silver Bracelets

by Sandra Chastain

Rescued by lady locksmith Sarah Wilson from a friend's prank, Deputy Sheriff Asa Canyon is suprised to find himself falling for the sweet, girl-next-door type

Genres: Romance

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 1, 1991

About the author

Sandra Chastain was born on 1936 in Wadley, Georgia, 100 miles northwest of Savannah. As a little girl, she created fantasy lives for her paper dolls, and then she discovered Nancy Drew. Sandra wrote her first novel with a friend when she was 10 years old, The Mystery of the Green Necklace. Some four decades later, when her three daughters had gone off on their own, she returned to writing and was soon busy with writing, in addition to working with her husband in their veterinary practice in Smyrna, Georgia. Before long she was writing full time.

Published since 1988, she writes historical novels for Bantam, short contemporary romances for Harlequin, and southern women's fiction for Bellebooks. To date, she has produced over 50 works, including her first fairy tale, The Tiniest Fairy In the Kingdom, published by Bellebooks. She writes under pennames Jenna Darcy and Allie Jordan as well as in her own name. Sandra has won many honors and recognitions from her industry.

Reviews

[Sandra]

Typical 90's romance. Scandalous talk about the colour of his underwear. Lol

[Elgyn]

s. 90 přes tenké tílko
I když na s. 83 na sobě měla obrovské bílé tričko.

s. 10 ano_,
s. 61 důsledně.Přesto
s. 64 jím [jim]
s. 70 omlouivající
s. 80 v Speeddy s Grillu
s. 90 dosud,vážený
s. 111 schladit
s. 112 tebe_...
s. 122 stotřiceti
s. 147 byly_.
s. 162 ste
s. 173 ústa.“Šetřila

špatné dělení slov - s. 18, 56, 101, 120
uvozovky - s. 15, 41, 58 (3x), 70, 71, 72, 80, 89, 101, 109, 115, 121, 127, 134, 137, 159 (2x), 160, 165, 170
mě/mně - s. 64, 83 (3x),
čárka - s. 79
ji/jí - s. 104

[Medeiros]

Nemůžu si pomoct, ale hrdina mi připadal jako pedofil/prznitel.
První sex byl přehnaný. Chyběly už jen potoky krve.
Ale jinak byla milá, to jo.

[elstaffe]

Veered between disliking the heroine and being concerned about the heroine's cognitive processes. If you're a fan of spunky to the point of too-stupid-to-live heroines, this is the book for you.

[Barry Bridges]

Weak.