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A Little Time In Texas (Silhouette Desire, No 710)

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If you liked the Hawk's Way series, you will like this story. The time traveling heroine, seeking revenge against the murdering bank robber, is shocked to find herself rescued into the future. You also get to meet Honey Farrell, the heroine of (Honet And The Hired Hand) and Adam Philips of The Rancher And The Runaway Bride. It is a re-releace, that starts the whole of the Hawks' Way series.

I thought this books was ok. Not the best I've ever read but pretty good. The character's needed to be a little less hormonal and a little more....how should I say it...human I guess. More down to earth. Dallas seems to be living in the past but he's really in the future. That was a big dislike. Angela starts off as an innocent but suddenly she's kissing a total stranger she's never seen?? I gave it a three.

NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT

HER PAST WAS A MYSTERY: Although Texas in 1864 was no place for a lone lady traveler, feisty Angela Taylor had to get to San Antonio. She could outsmart any outlaw, so she wasn't afraid when a bunch of no-good cowboys surrounded her. But she owes her life to the Texas Ranger who rescued her from that band of renegades. The problem is that he'd pulled her out of danger -- and straight into the twentieth century. Now Angela's as far from Texas, 1864, as she could be, stuck with a disbelieving man too handsome for her own good.

BUT WAS HER FUTURE HIS TO CLAIM? She's either a woman out of time... or completely out of her mind. Dallas Masterson isn't sure what to believe. From her crazy clothes to her feisty ways, he's almost convinced that this sassy, smart-mouthed woman fought Comanches, buried her fiancé, ran from the law and stole to survive... especially when she steals his horse to try to get back to the cave where he found her. Now, both Angela and Dallas are discovering that when it comes to things like the past -- and falling in love -- there's no place to go but the future.

Ms.Johnston did not spend time making her characters have depth. They were flat with a few hormones. I was truly disappointed. I felt like someone with a word processer and spell check, but no editor was at it again.

Totally predictable. I was excited to see this author after reading The Texan and The Cowboy. This book is not even in the ball park. Characters were one-dimensional. Circumstances were unreal. If I had read this book first, I would not have ready anything else with her name on it.

This book was dedicated to me by my sister, Joni, the author. It totally took me by surprise, what a neat story. Sis, it truly was an adventure!

This is a fabulous book and ties in with Miss Johnston's Hawk's Way series.

Buy this book!!