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Once An Outlaw (Harlequin Historical)

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Logan, whose last name is unknown for most of the book is a worthy hero having to do unworthy deeds. The story is romantic, but then it is a romance novel, and the woman whose doorstep he ends up on is fiesty and fun. A good read. This is the middle of a three book series which I read first, so I suspect it would be better starting with Logan's brother Ty, go to his story, and then to his older brother's.

I've read fifty pages and I found the writing not terribly good. I really didn't have any expectations when I found this book. And found is the word. It was laying in a community room with washers and driers at my mother's retirement apartment. The binding wasn't even broke so no one had read it. Not surprised. Even old people have taste. If they had read it, they probably would've fallen asleep. No surprise there either. It was published 1995, and that tells you alot. Many sentences are awkward, and the point of view headhops so bad you get whiplash. Typical of the times. Glad my mother didn't try reading this or she'd be wearing a neck brace. The conflict between the H & H is pretty lame. Sure, go ahead and read it. It's your time you're wasting, not mine.

i really liked the book. it had a good plot to it.theresa michael is a good author.she not only keeps you glued to the book but also goes from different people in the book. like some who only talks about one couple.i am glad amazon and her books so i could get them which didnt take me long to get them and the price was right. i am glad someone told me about amazon for books you cant find. i will be doing bussiness with them in the future. that you debbie