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the one where helping your neighbor is a basic requirement and where the meaning of friendship in good times and bad is ingrained from birth. This third book in the series on small town Texas is another gem. Debbie Macomber writes about Texas like she has lived here for generations. The characters are true to the Texans I have had the privilege to know all my life. The stories portrayed show the real Texas. The issues, problems, characters, and resolutions are all true to the way that small town Texans actually are. Debbie could fit in easily in Texas because, based on these books and her insights, she is already a Texan in her heart.
The two books did not hold my attention equally; while 'Nell's Cowboy' finally revealed the secret of the ghost town, Bitter End, I thought 'Lone Star Baby' was the better romance.
The author just spent way too much time on going over what was in the first four books. The author really developed these two characters relationship. Nell's Cowboy:I didn't really like this one. Very creative. Very cute idea and very creative. That might have been good if I hadn't read them, and especially if I hadn't JUST read them. This one really got into the story of the two main characters, not hitting so much on the other characters from the previous stories or over doing it about what happened with Bitter End.
I really like this one. There were not enough encounters with Nell and Travis, though I did like them and liked the idea of the story. This one made me laugh, often and brought about that "good feeling" about the characters, too. The writing was well done, just the story of the two main characters was so brief, it was hard to get into it.I did like what she did with the results to the Bitter End Town. Lone Star Baby:Now this one was MUCH better. I also like how the story of Bitter End played out. Loved many of the ideas and lines the author came up with.
This book follows in Debbie Macomber's style of simple, engaging romance. It isn't loaded down with too much detail that drags on and on but the way the author describes the elements of the story keeps the reader engaged.
the book wass listed as new/goodit should have been listed as used/fairthe book is mine now but in the future i will look more carefullyi asked the seller a question and never got and answer back
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