Hold Me (Fool's Gold, Book 18) Pdf ISBN-10 0373789009, ISBN-13 978-0373789

Hold Me (Fool's Gold, Book 18)

New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery's classic blend of lighthearted humor and intense emotional conflict works its magic on two newcomers to the California town of Fool's Gold, which Library Journal calls "a setting so real and appealing readers will want to start scoping out real estate."Destiny Mills believes passion has its place—like in the lyrics of the country songs that made her...

By Susan Mallery
Series: Fool's Gold (Book 18)
Hardcover: 304 pages
Publisher: HQN; Original edition (April 28, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0373789009
ISBN-13: 978-0373789009
Product Dimensions: 6.2 x 1 x 9.5 inches
Format: PDF Text TXT ebook

Excellent adventure read and hard to put down. It is her second collection of short stories, a form that suits her well. You will discover how hundreds of health problems are connected to wheat and gluten reactions and why sorting this out on your own can be more difficult than you might think. Download ebook Hold Me (Fool's Gold, Book 18) Pdf. So many twists and plots . We may not agree with their logic; but, it shows much thought was put into the design. There is a clear rustic quality throughout the book that can't but please one. you're trying to access. A farmer, Peter Griswold, attempts to marry off his daughter, Sybil, to a nobleman. ISBN-10 0373789009 Pdf. ISBN-13 978-0373789 Pdf Epub.

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I'm generally a fan of the author's Fool's Gold series, but this entry is a dud. It's boring, boring, boring. Some of Ms. Mallery's weaknesses are to blame: the incessant rehash of the hero's traumas, the heroine's traumas, and - for good measure - a couple of secondary characters' traumas. The char...

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Banks' writing style reminds me of Zora Neal Hurston, and that's saying a lot. Sadly, the stories of the other sisters were also strangely odd and nonsensical . All it would take is one mind-blowing encounter to quench my thirst for her luscious curves — not to mention rock her world — but she’s as stubborn as she is beautiful. I regret buying it and I found similar information on HBR and other sources. The writing is absorbing and well-paced, although at times I wanted to skip ahead a page or two. This book follows the career of Kofi Annan from his days as a foreign student in America to his term as UN secretary general. For some reason the name didn't catch my interest but I decided to read it anyway.