Delivered by Christmas

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Summary: Delivered by Christmas is a quick, pleasurable read!
Review: I loved Linda Howard's "Bluebird Winter." It was a single parent's dream-come-true! A strong, handsome, well-respected doctor coming to the aid of a pregnant woman and falling, not only in love with her, but with her baby, too. Mmmm... In "The Gift of Joy" by Joan Hohl, who couldn't relate to two people living different lives discovering they both need a change? And when they have a chance meeting, what else would we all hope for, but to have the sparks fly! Unfortunately, Sandra Steffan's "A Christmas to Treasure" is the slightly weak link in this anthology - am I a cynic to believe it's just too good to be true?

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Summary: Delivered by Christmas is a quick, pleasurable read!
Review: I loved Linda Howard's "Bluebird Winter." It was a single parent's dream-come-true! A strong, handsome, well-respected doctor coming to the aid of a pregnant woman and falling, not only in love with her, but with her baby, too. Mmmm... In "The Gift of Joy" by Joan Hohl, who couldn't relate to two people living different lives discovering they both need a change? And when they have a chance meeting, what else would we all hope for, but to have the sparks fly! Unfortunately, Sandra Steffan's "A Christmas to Treasure" is the slightly weak link in this anthology - am I a cynic to believe it's just too good to be true?

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Summary: Cute feel good book
Review: I picked up this book for Linda Howards "Bluebird Winter". This book is a follow up to her books "Almost Forever" and "Sarahs Child". "Bluebird Winter" is about the young man that lived in the apartment complex of Sarah and her husband. He was the son of her single neighbor. He was "adopted" by Max (Almost Forever) and Romeo (Sarahs Child), they put gave him the money to put him through medical school. This book was great if you follow Linda Howard. It was like returning home and seeing how someone grew up. He grew up to be a successful doctor and finds himself a single mom. It was a cute story.

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Summary: Cute feel good book
Review: I picked up this book for Linda Howards "Bluebird Winter". This book is a follow up to her books "Almost Forever" and "Sarahs Child". "Bluebird Winter" is about the young man that lived in the apartment complex of Sarah and her husband. He was the son of her single neighbor. He was "adopted" by Max (Almost Forever) and Romeo (Sarahs Child), they put gave him the money to put him through medical school. This book was great if you follow Linda Howard. It was like returning home and seeing how someone grew up. He grew up to be a successful doctor and finds himself a single mom. It was a cute story.

Rating:
Summary: Cute feel good book
Review: I picked up this book for Linda Howards "Bluebird Winter". This book is a follow up to her books "Almost Forever" and "Sarahs Child". "Bluebird Winter" is about the young man that lived in the apartment complex of Sarah and her husband. He was the son of her single neighbor. He was "adopted" by Max (Almost Forever) and Romeo (Sarahs Child), they put gave him the money to put him through medical school. This book was great if you follow Linda Howard. It was like returning home and seeing how someone grew up. He grew up to be a successful doctor and finds himself a single mom. It was a cute story.

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Summary: Delivered by Christmas
Review: I was totally delighted by these stories. They were heart warming. I closed the book wanting to read more by these authors.

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Summary: a doctor as a hero
Review: This is Linda Howard's Bluebird winter (1987) as a new release. The hero is a doctor (? ) which is something new for Howard. I found this one the best in sequels, Sarah's child and Almost forever. But something is missing. This book is from the same period like Diamond bay and I waited all the time when hero changes to some kind of spy or something mystical. But all the time he was just an ordinary doctor who happens to fall in love with a poor girl. The story was ok, but nothing special.

Buy the way... Linda Howard is releasing August 2000 SIM A game of Chance. Who might be the hero...? I am looking forward to it.

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Summary: A delightful trio of stories--just right for the season.
Review: Warm, charming stories centered around the holiday theme. Sometimes short stories seem more appropriate with so much to do at Christmas. A good read if you need some "comfort & joy".