by Lorraine Heath
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Goodness, this really puts one through a ringer. I had no idea how Heath could possibly give this a deserving ending, but she pulled it off so masterfully. I don't even know what else to say to this one, just read it. From the first few pages it just grips and the hero has such a presence, even thou...
This was the last of my Lorraine Heath Texas story backlist and it was a very good read. A strong 4.5, I'd say.For a romance novel it's very thought provoking. I might have been bothered by the heroine, but Heath humanized her and invited empathy. I had to wonder how I would feel in the same circums...
probably my least favorite Lorraine Heath novel so far. Not bad, not that great either.
This poor dude keeps getting beat up. But it's sweet. Somehow.
10+ stars.This story is a must read historical romance. So beautiful. This book has left me with a sweet ache, wishing fervently that fiction could come to life, just once.
I should probably give this book 5 stars but it exhausted me too much. I have never seen a female lead that i've hated more than Meg. Her hatred and want for revenge against Clay was almost too much to read at times. Always to Remember is painful, beautiful and heartbreaking. Heath has a way with...
My review contains spoilers and they're mostly my thoughts as I went with the book...He stepped back and plowed his hands through his hair. "You think I'm a coward. You don't think I have the courage to stand beside you and risk the anger of your father. I'd die before I turned away from anyone or a...
My God, the hatred in this book was brutal. Very hard for me to stomach! Still, this is a well written book and I loved the Hero.