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Summary: Hero!?
Review: I'm sorry that I can't agree with the positive reviews on this page. This was my first book by this author and I do believe I will give her another try. It had tremendous potential, with fresh ideas, and a good flow. I just didn't like the portrayal of the hero, and couldn't get past the feeling. Unfortunately because his personal character slowly declined, and his redeeming qualities didn't show enough until, in my opinion, it was to late. Running from his family he meets Kate, falls in love, takes her virginity, then when summoned home by Mommy and Daddy, leaves her. Only to come back because he's persuaded by the fact that she's pregnant. This is only the beginning of behavior that I found immature and selfish. He had no honor and lacked backbone. I was so frustrated with him at times I could have tossed the book. Give me an alpha male any day; I love them, over this child grown older.
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Summary: I really enjoyed this book. It was so realistic and I also
Review: Kate Sheridan had her life pretty much figured out. She was raising her tiny daughter the best she could. She had turned her family home into a boarding house, which she ran with her sister, Jennie. And she had the attention of Lyle Wentworth, the banker's son. Katie's life in the pretty High Sierra town of Vermillion was fairly content. But in her dreams, she longed for the handsome Sean Flaherty, father to her child and the love of her life. Now, out of nowhere, Sean was back, and demanding to see his daughter. Katie wondered if her life would ever be the same again. Sean Flaherty had fallen in love with a beautiful, wild mountain girl, but when his father summoned him back to San Francisco and the family business, he assumed he would forget her in time. But the image of Katie Sheridan never faded in his heart, and when Sean received a letter informing him he had a daughter, he knew he had to reclaim the lost love that haunted his dreams. But was he too late? A gentle gem of a romance, "Father For Keeps," by Ana Seymour is delightful. As a charming sequel to Seymour's bestseller, "A Family For Carter Jones," readers will enjoy revisiting the quaint Nevada frontier town of Vermillion to catch up with the beautiful Sheridan sisters and their love lives. By prominently including the characters from her previous book, Seymour captures a wonderful sense of family closeness that leaves her old fans thoroughly satisfied, and her new fans wanting more.
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Summary: A gentle gem of a romance, this novel is delightful!
Review: Kate Sheridan had her life pretty much figured out. She was raising her tiny daughter the best she could. She had turned her family home into a boarding house, which she ran with her sister, Jennie. And she had the attention of Lyle Wentworth, the banker's son. Katie's life in the pretty High Sierra town of Vermillion was fairly content. But in her dreams, she longed for the handsome Sean Flaherty, father to her child and the love of her life. Now, out of nowhere, Sean was back, and demanding to see his daughter. Katie wondered if her life would ever be the same again. Sean Flaherty had fallen in love with a beautiful, wild mountain girl, but when his father summoned him back to San Francisco and the family business, he assumed he would forget her in time. But the image of Katie Sheridan never faded in his heart, and when Sean received a letter informing him he had a daughter, he knew he had to reclaim the lost love that haunted his dreams. But was he too late? A gentle gem of a romance, "Father For Keeps," by Ana Seymour is delightful. As a charming sequel to Seymour's bestseller, "A Family For Carter Jones," readers will enjoy revisiting the quaint Nevada frontier town of Vermillion to catch up with the beautiful Sheridan sisters and their love lives. By prominently including the characters from her previous book, Seymour captures a wonderful sense of family closeness that leaves her old fans thoroughly satisfied, and her new fans wanting more.
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Summary: I really enjoyed this book. It was so realistic and I also
Review: think this book could teach a lot of people about true love
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