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Love Will Win., September 25, 2003
Get out the tissue box. Tracy was in the book Wild at heart, she caused all kind of trouble for Rio and Kane, now she is back, Rio loves her and wants to renew their friendship. Now we find out that Romona Tracy's mother is in need of a good b--slap. Tracy was raped as a child, Romona planned it, so she could black-mail the man who did it. The money kept coming in until the man was killed in a car crash. Then Romona met Sam Lantry and married him. Only she took his money and Tracy and moved to Dallas. When Sam died he left a little to Romona, but he left a fortune to Tracy. Romona came to Tracy when ever she ran out of money, and told her she (Romona) was the only person who truly loved Tracy, because the other people didn't know about the man that had taken Tracy's innocence. Romona told Tracy if people knew they would blame her (Tracy). Now Tracy meets Ty Cameron and Ty learns some truths about Tracy. He helps her face her worst fear by making her tell him what happened to her. Ty supports her, and he lets her know it wasn't her fault. Ty is loving and giving to Tracy, and then Romona shows up. Only this time Tracy won't give her a cent. Romona tells Ty about Tracy, putting a twist on what really happened. Ty lets Romona know he already knows about the rape, and how old Tracy was at the time. Tracy stands up to her mother and tells her she still can tell the police of how she was sit up by her own mother to be raped. Romona leaves. Ty is turly a hero. And Tracy is wonderful. Susan Fox hit the mark again.
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The Man She'll Marry, February 21, 2005
This review is from: The Man She'll Marry (Cowboy Grooms Wanted!) (Paperback)
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Husband material?
Tracey couldn't believe she'd written off Ty Cameron's car, nor that he was insisting she pay for it--by working for him! And that meant living with Ty, who seemed determined to get to know her...
But Tracey had learned to be wary of men--especially handsome, sexy ones. Only, Ty was different. He didn't just want to get Tracey into bed, he was strong, funny and he was becoming a rock to lean on. In fact, Ty was showing definite signs of husband potential.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great characters, great read ....., November 3, 2007
This review is from: The Man She'll Marry (Cowboy Grooms Wanted!) (Paperback)
The Man She'll Marry by Susan Fox
Harlequin Romance #3648 - April 2001
When Ty Cameron rescue's Tracy from a possible date rape drug induced blackout, he thinks her state is from too much alcohol. He doesn't have much respect for her after she betrayed her step-brother Kane and Kane's then fiancee Rio; nearly destroying their love forever. And that opinion doesn't change much when Tracy has an accident backing the car he loans her out of his garage. Ty assumes that Tracy is spiralling out of control. She's wealthy enough to buy Ty a new car, but he doesn't want that, he insists that Tracy work for him on the ranch and her hourly wage will go towards the damages. Tracy, though not well, tries her hardest to be perfect for Ty. She sees this as her opportunity to prove that she does have worth, maybe not in Ty's eyes but perhaps she can gain a bit of self respect with knowing she's can actually do something. Ty soon sees that she's ridden with guilt and has some very dark secrets. He knows that she was badly mistreated by her mother, and manipulated into doing whatever wrong her mother had deemed necessary to pull off her latest con. But he doesn't fully understand Tracy's torment until she responds to his teasing after a heated kiss with, 'Don't mock me ... not every inexperienced woman who's no longer a virgin had a choice' Perhaps Tracy was right, she is too broken for
Ty to fix. But the tenderness he feels for her only grows and he knows that he doesn't want Tracy giving up on herself and the future he sees they have together.
I'm always surprised at how easily Ms. Fox can create such a compelling story in only a few pages. Tracy's turmoil comes across honestly, and it's not until she's finally able to confess all the sins of her manipulated childhood, that she's finally able to heal. Ms. Fox created a wonderful champion in Ty. He's not afraid to admit he'd misjudged her from the beginning. And he's not afraid of Tracy's demons. He knows that standing together they can fight them. Very well written.
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