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Tallchief: The Homecoming (The Tallchiefs) (Silhouette Desire, 1310)

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I just didn't get this one. Michelle is a nasty, overbearing snob. She makes derogatory comments about Liam's parenting ability, career choice, and personal life. She goes off on these rants that have no purpose and even does a "background check" on him!! I don't know about you, but if some man came up to me, knocked my parenting skills, made fun of my job, teased me about the death of my first husband, AND had me researched to PROVE how unfit I was? Well, let's just say I wouldn't be proposing to him!

Ha! More like he wouldn't know what hit him when I got done with him.

Liam is a hunk. I'll give you that. And apparently, we're supposed to deduce Michelle has a softer side because she wears toe nail polish.

Honestly, I couldn't get past the first three chapters. I simply couldn't stomach the thought of a lovely, tortured man going through life with such a nasty witch by his side.

Save your money!

Ms. London has once again wrote one of THE best reads of the summer. For anyone who loves her books, Tallchiefs in particular, should read this book. We meet the Tallchief family once again, with this new addition. I had always wondered what happened to the other children of Una and Tallchief. Now I know. I won't give anything away, but I look at carpenter pants in a whole new way. lol. All I can say is: If you enjoy Ms. London, you will LOVE this book.

I was very disappointed in this book. I usually always love Cait London novels, but this one is the exception. I tried to keep reading this book, but I just had to give it up. I really didn't like Michelle at all. I'm very disappointed to say that I just had to give up three parts through the book. Just couldn't get interested. Liam was lovely but why the heroine had to be like she was, I don't understand. Awful!

Cait London has written another good book to the Tallchief saga.

This book is about Liam Tallchief and his search for the family he never knew about. His quest is not only for himself, but also for is young son. If you have liked and loved the Tallchiefs, then you must read this book, and hope Ms. London keeps them comming.

'I SHOULD'VE SAID YOU WERE A STOLEN BABY... YOUR NAME IS TALLCHIEF.'

The discovery of his heritage still raw, brooding Liam pledged to reclaim his birthright for his young son's sake. But he didn't need help from sassy-mouthed, high-class Michelle Farrell, a woman bent on unraveling his mysteries while weaving him into the Tallchief clan fabric...

Liam's unrefined, manly essence challenged Michelle. If ever a man needed the love and belonging of a family, he did. Though Liam wasn't a man to walk away from, Michelle wasn't a woman for staying. So when he kissed her as if she were rightfully his, why did she feel a fierce urge to claim him?

8th in The Tallchiefs series; 2nd in the Body & Soul series.