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'A Man to Call My Own' by Johanna Lindsey revolves around the lives of twin sisters, Amanda and Marian, who are sent to live with their aunt in Texas after the death of their father. Amanda is portrayed as spoiled and manipulative, while Marian hides her beauty behind a disguise to avoid conflict. The story unfolds with the sisters navigating personal growth and romantic entanglements, particularly with a charming cowboy named Chad. The plot includes themes of love, jealousy, family dynamics, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of a ranch in Texas. The writing style of the book incorporates twists, emotional depth, and sensual yet tasteful love scenes.
MORTIMER LATON WAS BURIED that morning in Haverhill, Massachusetts, the town where he had been born and lived his whole life. Actually, the town was newly named Haverhill in 1870. It had been known as... - #2
In "Texas Destiny" by Lorraine Heath, the story unfolds in the aftermath of the Civil War, focusing on the journey of Amelia, a mail order bride from war-ravaged Georgia, who is destined to marry Dallas Leigh. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, she ends up traveling with Dallas's scarred and emotionally wounded brother, Houston. Their three-week journey to Dallas's ranch is filled with challenges, revelations, and a slow-burning romance that defies the odds. Through intricate character dynamics and poignant storytelling, the book explores themes of resilience, hope, and the complexities of relationships in a post-war setting.
The narrative of "Texas Destiny" is beautifully crafted with a focus on character development and emotional depth. As readers delve into the lives of Houston, Amelia, and the Leigh brothers, they are drawn into a world of heartache, redemption, and the enduring power of love. The author weaves a tale of love triangles, self-discovery, and the transformative nature of relationships, set against the backdrop of the rugged post-Civil War West, creating a compelling and engaging historical romance.
Houston Leigh skimmed his thumb over the black eye patch before tugging the brim on the left side of his hat down lower. The right side showed little wear, but the crumpled left side carried the oil a...