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Tennessee Moon (Leisure historical romance)

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I SELDOM PICK UP A BOOK THAT I CAN'T PUT DOWN AND I READ THIS BOOK IN TWO DAYS. I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN. I READ IT ON THE WAY TO WORK IN TRAFFIC, ON BREAK, SNUCK AROUND ALL DAY AT WORK, I JUST COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN.

Finally, a Norah Hess hero who doesn't constantly think of getting into the heroine's pants,thank you.I do get tired of reading about her randy cowboys,mountain men and trappers.Having said that why does the heroine have to be a clueless nitwit? Kaitlyn moves to the cumberland Gap after losing her mother.She meets two men who want her she chooses the "frog' disguised as a "prince" and ignores the "true prince." She continues to fall for the villain despite the many red flags thrown up;his abuse of his horse,unreliabilty,laziness his lies,his temper and the straw that broke the camels back his giving her an ultimatum that she sleep with him or their relationship would be over.The hero Matt is always there for her and tries to protect from his brother's lust.He does something to protect her which I've come to think of has "the end justifies the means" I won't reveal what it is for those who haven't read this book yet.Suffice it to say Matt marries Kaitlyn after his stepbrother Nate rejects her for being "frigid" I wasn't too keen on how Kaitlyn fell him love with Matt as I saw no development of her feelings over a period of time.MY other complaint is I have no idea how Nate died or how he made enough enough to be extremely wealthy at the end of the book.But Norah Hess does have a habit of letting the villains in her novel get off rather easily.Is she planning on writing a sequel in which there will be an explanation of how Nate died? Also did her stepfather get what he deserved which a horrible death?

This is a great book, the unexpected happens, it will keep you turning page after page!

I thought this was good read and very romantic. I like'em fun, sexy and exciting as in my newest favorite "Anything, My Love" by Cynthia Simmons. A sizzling page turner with a hero you'll never stop dreaming about.

This was the first boot by Norah Hess I have read and I have to say I didnt get off to a very good start. I am an AVID reader, and usually when I get done with a book I have a sense of fulfillment. I know it sounds corney, but I walk away thinking WOW that was realy good. I like to be absorbed by the book. I wasnt with this one. It has really good characters, and a so-so plot. For me the two biggest problems were the villian didnt get what he deserved. He was pretty much completely "cut out of the book". The second problem for me was that the book ended to aburuptly. I like a book that winds down slowly, leaving you feeling happy that the hero and heroine finally got together and fell in love. It seemed to me that this couple had just started their "adventures" together, when I turned the page and the book was over. I will read more of her books however. Maybe I just picked the wrong one.

i thought all the twists and turns of the story wer very interesting to read

Did I enjoy this book? Yes! Was it one of the better books I read NO. It annoyed me for several reasons. Kaitlan escapes her abusive step-father only to fall in love with an abusive man but she doesn't see it. How dumb can you be? Towards the end of the book something happens to Nate the villain that is completely unexplained another annoyance. This was a very easy read that is what I liked about it. It kept my interest except the development of Kaitlan and Matt's relationship it just didn't develop. This was the first Norah Hess book I read so I have nothing else to compare it to. Has the completely turned me off no. I think I will try another book of hers to determine if I will read anymore. This is not a keeper.

As a reader of Norah Hess, I have to say this isn't her best work, but not her worst. It dragged on in some parts of the book and was a little melodramatic.