Customer Reviews

Chance McCall (Harper Monograms)

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I have never cried about a book, although I have read many heart wrenching tales, but this one brought tears to my eyes. Jenny loves Chance so much that, when he leaves without an explaination to confront his past hoping to regain his memory, she goes a little crazy. Chance is her rock and has been since they met when she was 11 years old. Through out her childhood and into adulthood her love for Chance grew into something beautiful to observe. When Chance leaves, Jenny is devastated.
I have read many of Ms. Sala's books, and the only one on par with "Chance McCall" is the book "Jackson Rule" - which I highly recomend. In any case, if you are a fan of Ms. Sala you will not be disappointed by "Chance McCall".

I have read three of Sharon Sala's books. Chance McCall is by far the best book of this type that I have ever read. The characters are so real and each one has their own individual personality. I never wanted to put it down until I found out the big mystery in this book. This is a must read for every woman who reads mysteries and romance.

This book was recommended to me. I'd never read any of Sharon Sala's books before this one. I found it an absorbing and satisfying read. I was home sick and became so involved in the story the time passed quickly. I enjoyed this one so much I've been on the look out for other books by this author ever since! Keep them coming.

Chance McCall is one of those books you'll fall in love with, its one of those books that'll keep you begging for more and have you on edge wanting to know of Chance's past and just what is it that keep him at arm lengths from finally admitting his love to Jenny. One of the great things about this book is that instead of the man coming and falling all over the woman it's actually the other way around as Jenny tries to make Chance love her one way or another. Chance McCall is a definite keeper.

LOTS OF EMOTIONAL ANGST. LOVED 'CHANCE', SO GLAD HE FOUND HAPPINESS BUT I DON'T SEE THIS AS A KEEPER.

Neglected daughter of rancher has been in love with ranch's foreman since she was young but he doesn't want to commit to her b/c of the secrets of his past. When he gets amnesia, he goes back to his hometown to figure out what's kept him from committing to very-willing heroine.

This Sala book had a good premise & promising romance & sexual chemisty but it dragged on & on. This book would've been better if shortened by 100 pages. It didn't help that the female characters of the book were emotionally weak. They either committed suicide, attempted it, or thought about it as result of a crisis. The heroine also cried a lot. It became very annoying, reading about these pathetic female characters. Hero & his amnesia story redeemed this book.

Only partially recommended. A better Sala book is "Remember Me".

this was the first novel of this author's that I had read. Didn't involve much brain power but the characters kept me interested and since I've read more of her novels. Anyone can figure out the ending but at least the getting there is fun.