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Dusty Britches

by Marcia Lynn McClure (Goodreads Author)

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“…Dusty’s heart panged a twinge with she saw the bullwhip strapped to the saddle of one of the horses tied to the corral fence. “Why today?” she wondered. Why was her memory tarrying on a young cowhand from five years ago?

…Well…now,” a deep, masculine voice said from behind her, “if it ain’t Miss Dusty Britches!”

Dusty felt the color drain from her face…felt the blood see...more “…Dusty’s heart panged a twinge with she saw the bullwhip strapped to the saddle of one of the horses tied to the corral fence. “Why today?” she wondered. Why was her memory tarrying on a young cowhand from five years ago?

…Well…now,” a deep, masculine voice said from behind her, “if it ain’t Miss Dusty Britches!”

Dusty felt the color drain from her face…felt the blood seem to drain from the rest of her body and puddle in her feet. She was dizzy and nauseated all at once.

…There was only one person on the whole of the earth who ever called her Dusty Britches, and that was the cowboy who gave her the nickname in the first place. ...Dusty slowly turned around to see standing before her a man whose eyes were those belonging to a boy she’d once known—a boy who had grown into a man.”

Angelina Hunter was seriously minded, and it was a good thing. Her father’s ranch needed a woman who could endure the strenuous work of ranch life. Since her mother’s death, Angelina had been that woman. She had no time for frivolity; no time for a less severe side of life. Not when there was so much to be done—hired hands to feed, a widower father to care for and an often ridiculously lighted-hearted younger sister to worry about. No. Angelina Hunter had no time for the things most young women her age enjoyed.

And yet, Angelina had not always been so hardened. There had been a time when she boasted a fun, flirtatious nature even more delightful than her sister Becca’s—a time when her imagination soared with adventurous, romantic dreams. But that all ended years before at the hand of one man. Her heart turned to stone…safely becoming void of any emotion save impatience and indifference.

Until the day her dreams returned, the day the very maker of her broken heart rode back into her life. As the dust settled from the cattle drive which brought him back, would Angelina’s heart be softened? Would she learn to hope again? Would her long-lost dreams become a blessed reality?

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Feb 18, 2011 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: clean, historical-romance, marcialynnmcclure, own, to-read-again, favorites, lost-love, lds-author, swoon-worthy-heroes, western, special-favorites

Okay! This ties as my top favorite with The Visions of Ransom Lake!! This was one of the last I picked to read of Marcia's.. something about the title, I didn't think I'd like this book very much, but now that I've read the book, I also like the title, and I LOOOOVVVVVED the story!! Some reviews say they didn't like all the flashbacks or were uncomforatable with how young Dusty was. I have to say the flashbacks were my favorite parts of the whole book. I thought they were neccessary to understan...more

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May 27, 2010 Pam rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: to-read-again, favorites, want-to-buy

I loved this book! It is a "romance novel" and to be honest, I usually try and stay away from those. My sister-in-law brought a few books over for me to read and I fell in love with this one. I read it in less than 24 hours. It is a quick, easy read and purely for entertainment. But it was fun and cute. And the kissing is PERFECT! I've since read a few more of her books and have liked all of them. (This one being my favorite so far. I would read it again!) McClure is a "romance" writer but inste...more

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Feb 13, 2009 Lori rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Another one of my favorites. Dusty Britches is a great character. A good, funny and romantic story. Love this author!

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May 03, 2013 Emmie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: chaste-romance-novels

I just couldn't get into this one. For one thing, Dusty and her sister Becca whine. It actually uses the word whine multiple times. So they're unappealing from the start. What is hard for me about McClure's books is that the girls are always, always, always in the wrong. They're always apologizing. Their feelings are wrong. Their words are wrong. They're just always coming off looking stupid next to the manly male.

The other problem I have is that abuse is supposed to be sexy. Over and over we se...more

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Feb 02, 2011 Lacey Weatherford rated it 5 of 5 stars

With the approach of Valentine's Day I find my heart in the mood for some refreshing tender romances that pluck at the heartstrings. I sometimes long for those days of growing up in fresh country air, with the sun spreading around me in that late afternoon golden tint, when life was slower, less busy, and one could find themselves lost in an evening of basking in the dying light of the day. I'm quickly learning that when my heart desires to find those nostalgic places of home and hearth that I o...more With the approach of Valentine's Day I find my heart in the mood for some refreshing tender romances that pluck at the heartstrings. I sometimes long for those days of growing up in fresh country air, with the sun spreading around me in that late afternoon golden tint, when life was slower, less busy, and one could find themselves lost in an evening of basking in the dying light of the day. I'm quickly learning that when my heart desires to find those nostalgic places of home and hearth that I only need to look toward a kindred spirit to find what I am seeking and that is usually in the form of a good Marcia McClure romance novel.

As my life has changed, I find myself back home again, in this land that I love, raising my kids now in the house I was raised in, the one my daddy built with his own two hands. This change in my life has come through trials of my own, mainly the death of my beloved mother, and my father eventually moving on to find happiness in marriage to another wonderful woman, and it is through some of these experiences I find myself relating well to the character development in this story. Dusty, Becca, and their daddy Hank, are trying to put the pieces of their lives back together after the heartache of lost loves and the life of a wife and mother.

I have long been an incurable romantic, something I pride myself on, and even have a few successful match making attempts under my belt. I love LOVE and I believe everyone should have the joy in partaking of it. This book waltzed its way through a tale of broken hearts and learning how to put the pieces back together. It was the story of rediscovering one's lost soul and how that rediscovery could affect not one life but many for the better. The message was one of allowing fear to be overcome by hope and not being afraid to reach out and grasp something which could make you truly happy and I loved how Ryder pursued Dusty, the object of his hearts desire, even when he wasn't sure if he would ever find her again.

Among the romance, this tale spun a spell of magic that twisted into the daily life of hard work on a ranch and into those dream lit summer evenings of town parties and celebrations, making my mind take several trips down its own memory lane. So, even though my little spot in the Arizona mountain country is currently covered in a blanket of white snow, and the pens the used to hold our cows are now long gone and there are no more chickens here that lay eggs, or roosters that call out at the crack of dawn, I still look around and see that life I loved so much. My kids are playing in the snow, hauling sleds and tubes through the forest bound for a great adventure and I wonder if someday they will pick up a book like this and remember back to the "good ol' days" like I have.

Marcia McClure is a refreshing novelist. Her stories are often full of fun and vibrancy that can bring out the whimsical side of one's soul. Her books are sensual, romantic, and steamy, without ever having to breach the bounds of impropriety, building up characters with a sense of value and honor, who can be wildly attracted to each other without being degrading. It is refreshing to say the least, and this book will go on the list as one of my favorites.(less)

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Jan 29, 2011 Erika B. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Just finished this one! Sadly my Marcia challenge or as I love to call it my pilgrimage is coming to an end! I am almost through all of her books! Unless you count her ebook which sadly I can't buy at this point in my life being a poor college student! haha as much as I would love to pay 4 dollars I have to think: food and rent or reading? Thank you libraries for being free :) ANYWHO Marcia needs to write faster because I have found myself adoring her books! Dusty Britches was definitely up ther...more

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Jul 15, 2010 Riann Koldewyn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Okay. I know I should be humiliated to admit that I love a book called Dusty Britches, but it's so good that I don't care if you make fun of me! This might be my favorite of all the "Marcia" books. It is a early west cowboy story. This was one of the last her books that I read, because I had too much pride for the likes of "Dusty Britches", however even though I didn't think it would be the kind of setting I would enjoy, I loved it! The great thing about her stories is that the men are MEN, gent...more

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Jun 10, 2010 Kathryn rated it 5 of 5 stars

great fast read about how the heart can be hurt and then turn cold in order to keep it from getting broken again. This is what happened to Angelina, or "Dusty Britches" as she is called by one of the ranch hands,Ryder after falling on her bottom repeatedly when younger and haling in the kid table. When Ryder came to work at Dusty's father's ranch she was 10 years old and Ryder was 16. They formed a close bond of friendship. Ryder usually helping her escape one scape after another, but he formed...more

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Jan 31, 2011 Annalisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book has an interesting twist to it in that it involves not 1 but 3 relationships all in the same family. I enjoyed the story but found it hard to get too caught up in it considering that their love started when Dusty was still just a little girl.

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…Dusty's heart panged a twinge when she saw the bullwhip strapped to the saddle of one of the horses tied to the corral fence. “Why today?” she wondered. Why was her memory tarrying on that young cowhand from five years a...more This book has an interesting twist to it in that it involves not 1 but 3 relationships all in the same family. I enjoyed the story but found it hard to get too caught up in it considering that their love started when Dusty was still just a little girl.

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…Dusty's heart panged a twinge when she saw the bullwhip strapped to the saddle of one of the horses tied to the corral fence. “Why today?” she wondered. Why was her memory tarrying on that young cowhand from five years ago? …"Well…now," a deep, masculine voice said from behind her, "if it ain't Miss Dusty Britches!" Dusty felt the color drain from her face…felt the blood seem to drain from the rest of her body and puddle in her feet. She felt dizzy and nauseated all at once. …There was only one person on the whole of the earth who ever called her Dusty Britches, and that was the cowboy who gave her the nickname in the first place. ...Dusty slowly turned around to see standing before her a man whose eyes were those belonging to a boy she'd once known--a boy who had grown into a man. Angelina Hunter was seriously minded...and it was a good thing. Her father’s ranch needed a woman who could endure the strenuous work of ranch life. Since her mother’s death, Angelina had been that woman. She had no time for frivolity; no time for a less severe side of life. Not when there was so much to be done--hired hands to feed, a widower father to care for and an often ridiculously light-hearted younger sister to worry about. No. Angelina Hunter had no time for the things most young women her age enjoyed. And yet, Angelina had not always been so hardened. There had been a time when she boasted a fun, flirtatious nature even more delightful than her sister Becca’s--a time when her imagination soared with adventurous, romantic dreams. But that all ended years before at the hand of one man. Her heart turned to stone…safely becoming void of any emotion save impatience and indifference. Until the day her dreams returned, the day that the very maker of her broken heart rode back into her life. As the dust settled from the cattle drive that brought him back, would Angelina’s heart be softened? Would she learn to hope again? Would her long-lost dreams become a blessed reality? (less)

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Mar 10, 2012 06madisonj rated it 5 of 5 stars

Dusty Britches was a really good book and I enjoyed it a lot. Usually it takes me a while to finish a book but i finished this one in about two or three days. My sister gave me this book to read and i didn't think that it was going to be very good, I was wrong. It took me a while to get into this book; however once I got into it I was hooked. This book is 263 pages long and it was written by Marcia Lynn McClure. Dusty Britches was published in 2003.

Dust is a nineteen year old young women who has...more Dusty Britches was a really good book and I enjoyed it a lot. Usually it takes me a while to finish a book but i finished this one in about two or three days. My sister gave me this book to read and i didn't think that it was going to be very good, I was wrong. It took me a while to get into this book; however once I got into it I was hooked. This book is 263 pages long and it was written by Marcia Lynn McClure. Dusty Britches was published in 2003.

Dust is a nineteen year old young women who has had her heart broken twice, once when she was fourteen and the other when she was seventeen. Dusty lives on a farm with her sister, dad, and the cowhands (cowboys) her dad hires. Dusty has decided that she will never love again but that becomes hard for her when her dad comes home from a cattle drive and he brings back the man (Ryder Maddox) that broke her heart the first time. Dusty finds out that Ryder never intentionally meant to hurt her. But Dusty continues to fight the feelings and love that she has for Ryder because she doesn't want to be hurt again. Through the book Dusty and Ryder have their good moments and their moments of disagreement. Slowly Ryder begins to soften Dusty up and she starts to smile and care again.

This book would not be the same if it were set in a different time period. In the book people are getting married even though they are quite a few years apart. If this were to happen now a days people would consider it weird or wrong but I guess it was okay back then. Another thing that wouldn't work is that they have town socials, we don't do much of that now. One of my favorite things about this book is when dusty is day dreaming there are some funny stories. One of the stories is in the beginning on page 28. Dusty is just a little girl and she is having a tea party with her sister by the creek and Dusty falls in the river and gets soaked. Know that its just her and her sister dusty take her dress off so that she only has her underclothes on. When it is finally time to go back to the house Dusty has to take the tea table back while her sister gets the chairs. When she gets back to the house the leg of the table gets stuck on a tree root and she falls down. When she gets up she tries to get the table again and she falls. In the book it says "Of course, her father, Feller Lance and sever hands burst into laughter as Angelina stoop up and dusted the seat of her bloomers, only then realizing that she has forgotten to put her dress back on." It turns out that this is the way she meets Ryder. A theme that this book illustrates is: You shouldn't push people away that you love because you don't know what you're missing.

If I had to recommend this book I would recommend it to girls my age and older who like love stories because this book is a good love story. I am so glad that I read this book because it is now at the top of my list. Plus this book taught me a lesson that is okay to have a bad day but don't let one person ruin the rest of your life.

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Jan 25, 2012 Tamera Westhoff rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you've never read any of her books, SHAME ON YOU! She is fantastic! Her writing is clean with some very good kisses and the romance is outstanding! She has written a ton of books and of the many I have read, I've enjoyed every one! I find I prefer the historic ones, but I love all of them! Anyway, this one actually has three romances in it! I know, a three-for-one, fantastic! It is how a whole family finds love! The main female character Angelina (known as Dusty) and her sister Becca and her...more

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Feb 23, 2009 Anita rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

I liked this book it was a fun romance with a spunky main character nursing a grudge over a broken heart - who hasn't been there before? I liked this main character better than many of the other heroines by this author, Dusty, was strong and had a back bone. I also really liked that there are two other love stories going on in the story as well.

A fun, clean, read for lovers of romance.

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Jul 23, 2008 Kenzie rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: all girls

Recommended to Kenzie by: lauren fiscus

I absolutely LOVED this book!!! It was her best work!!!! i loved it. i didn't like the fact that feller is 30 and becca is 17 but he is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO....cute to her. and miss raynetta. oh she is a charlotte freeman no doubt. and that is a good thing. she is so full of life and it's so fun.

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Mar 06, 2013 Nance rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, books-read-2013, nance-s

Angelina Hunter was in love twice. Well, truth to be told, she was definitely in “love” once. The other time she was in “like”. Not too long ago she was engaged to Cash Richardson, and he hurt her real bad. Bad enough to swear off men forever. That is until Ryder Maddox made his presence known one day after Angelina’s daddy, Hank, came home driving his newly acquired herd of cattle. She knew that the sound of that whip rounding up that herd was familiar. There’s only one person that could handle...more Angelina Hunter was in love twice. Well, truth to be told, she was definitely in “love” once. The other time she was in “like”. Not too long ago she was engaged to Cash Richardson, and he hurt her real bad. Bad enough to swear off men forever. That is until Ryder Maddox made his presence known one day after Angelina’s daddy, Hank, came home driving his newly acquired herd of cattle. She knew that the sound of that whip rounding up that herd was familiar. There’s only one person that could handle a whip like that, and that was none other than Ryder Maddox. What is he doing back here after being gone for five years? She’ll never forget how when she was fourteen he broke her heart after he bid farewell to their ranch - never to be heard from again. So as one could see, Angelina was forever done with the male population, which unfortunately affected her joyous disposition – now causing her to be solemn and harsh. The cheerful Angelina wanted nothing more than to wallow in her own self-pity – that was until Ryder returned.

“Well...now,” a deep masculine voice said from behind her, “if it ain’t Miss Dusty Britches.” – spoken by Ryder Maddox when first seeing Dusty after five long years.

He’s back and he’s going to claim his prize – which is Dusty all grown up. Will she forgive Ryder and accept his deepest apology of why he actually had to leave while remembering how he hurt her so deeply? Or will she turn him down and be forever alone knowing that she should have given him a chance to show her just what she means to him?

Oh, that Ryder with that mischevous smirk that was just so beautiful that Dusty would just melt whenever he turned on the charm. He was her soulmate. Her all. Her forever. And, Dusty was all that Ryder ever wanted. No other woman would be enough for him. No other woman would satisfy his hunger for passion and desire.

The author tells the main love story of Dusty and Ryder, but woven between the pages also are two other love affairs trying to emerge among two smitten women and the men that consume their every waking thoughts. Dusty’s dad, Hank, has no idea that a woman, one that Hank has known for years, has secretly been worshipping him from afar. And also, Dusty’s sister, Rebecca, has been pining for an unsuspecting farmhand employed on their ranch. Will either woman win her man when the truths are told?

This is such a beautiful love story! I loved how Dusty didn’t just open her arms when Ryder came waltzing back into her life. He had to earn her respect and forgiveness if he even thought he would get half a chance with her again. But, one has to give it to Ryder for being so pursuant of her attention. He was not taking “no” for an answer. So, Dusty better get used to the fact that Ryder Maddox was sticking around for good this time!

Nothing is as romantic as the Old West for a backdrop...sigh!! Big hoop dresses showing a hint of cleavage and bonnets shading that fair skin from the baking sun was the women’s attire of choice. While the men were outfitted with cowboy boots, cowboy hats, while swaggering around in their “tough-guy” jeans. And what can be HOTTER than the cowboy riding off into the sunset upon his favorite horse? Simply breathtaking! Author Marcia Lynn McClure definitely knows how to tell a love story! The reader is hooked from the very beginning of the novel with the strong courageous characters – both men and women. And, if you’re looking for a passionate love story that is a clean romance with a hint of intimacy, look no further. This is absolutely one of my favorites!
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Dec 27, 2011 *Babs* rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, western, romance

I have read several books by this author and I have loved them all so far. This has to be my favorite.
Dusty has been hurt by two men in her life. She has cut off men and doesn't want a romance. Ryder was the first person she has a crush on and being several years older wanted to protect her. When he left the ranch he took her heart with him. In the 5 years he was gone another man the bankers son came calling on Dusty and they ended up engaged, but it feel through after she seen some bad things...more

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Apr 09, 2010 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2010, books-read-in-2011, books-read-in-2012

This is the second book I read of Marcia's and love it! I love all the romance in it! I have reread this book probably 5 times and it gets better every time. I love all the characters in it. It's such a fun book to read.

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Feb 06, 2008 Marci Eves rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone

Recommended to Marci by: Lisa Eves

I just loved this book. It was one of the first of Marcia Lynn McClure's that I read. It's totally cheesy in a way, but great. If you are in the mood for a cute, clean, romantic story...then this is a must read.

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Dec 18, 2008 Alisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorite

Marcia Lynn McClure is the queen of writing clean romance! And this happens to be my favorite one of her books. When I'm in the mood for a good romance, I love to re-read this book!

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Mar 20, 2008 June Westbury rated it 5 of 5 stars

Marcia is one of my favorite authors and this is my very favorite book she has written up to this point! I love the old west and when you combine it with a love story it's even better!

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Aug 15, 2008 Rachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this one too!!! There are times when I want to simply slap the heroine and yell at her not taking what is so obviously hers. But I love it.

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Apr 13, 2008 Runrachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a great story of heart break and love.. quick read.. I flew through it.. Its just fun to have a nice romance with it being rated 'G'..

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Feb 28, 2008 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction

This is my other favorite "take me in your arms and kiss me book." Sometimes you just gotta love a good romance!

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Jul 21, 2008 Kristen rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! If you've never read any of her novels and love romances, you'll absolutely LOVE her!

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Jul 05, 2010 Zette rated it 5 of 5 stars

I've wanted to read a Marcia Lynn McClure book since I heard of the reputation she has for writing very clean romance books but have hesitated because they have not been released for the kindle. I finally gave in and ordered a paper book with my last Amazon order (since I had free shipping anyway :0) and was not disappointed. Dusty Britches was a light, fun, romantic read with not just one romance but three going on at the same time. I was slightly annoyed with the overuse of the pet names like...more

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Jul 16, 2008 Kellie Shotwell rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is my favorite so far by Marcia Lynn McClure! I can't wait to read more!!

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May 01, 2008 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

this book makes me say ahhhh how would it be at the end. it's awsome.

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Aug 30, 2011 L.W. rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the first one of her works I have read and the things I look for...entertainment, a solid story, and real people all seemed to be rolled into one. I thought she did a good job and it was very entertaining.

There was more self introspection than I usually want to waste my time reading...and I have to admit that it got to a point when she went into that self improvement mode, I skipped it and didn't bother. It appeared to be more of the same that was said a little differently each time, yet...more

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Dec 07, 2008 Linsey rated it 5 of 5 stars

most amazing boom ever!! i loved it!!!

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Mar 09, 2011 Connie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: high-school

This is my favorite Marcia McClure book yet. I couldn't put it down for long. I loved that Ryder and Angelina had a wonderful childhood together. It made their relationship that more sweet in my eyes. The activities they participated in at the 4th of July picnic and the talks they shared at the falls made me giggle and smile a bit too wide. There were a half dozen swear words and a fairly gross physical attack between some men. I'm going to rate this for 16 and up since the kisses in this book a...more

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Aug 20, 2008 Diane rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Diane by: Michelle

This book is a great escape.

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