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Storms of Change (Provincetown Tales #4)
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Amidst war abroad and upheaval at home, Reese Conlon and Tory King face their gravest challenge to their life together. Can love and passion survive the unforgiving storms of change? In the continuing saga of the Provincetown Tales, Reese Conlon’s obligations to family and country are put to the test as war engulfs the Middle East, while her partner Tory King must chose be
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Paperback, 224 pages
Published
October 16th 2006
by Bold Strokes Books
(first published September 1st 2006)
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Good series! intense,same likable characters and good storytelling.. (paperback!)
Good series! intense,same likable characters and as usual good storytelling (paperback!)
Get another great story in this series introducing new characters and major upsets for two of our favourites . This is a brilliant series of books and I'm ready to start the next one
could not put the book down. Radclyffe is such a fine writer. Her story lines are always gripping, her characters believable, her prose never cliche. So often, in this book and many of her others, you will encounter a new turn of phrase that you wish to remember beyond the reading of the book.
I've complained before that Radclyffe's Honor series and her Justice series don't accomplish enough in each installment. Inexplicably, her Provincetown series always has too much action given its particular setting, and this book is particularly egregious. There's simultaneously a mob boss related story and a war in the Middle East story. They are held together in the same book by the thinnest of connections. It's not much more than a couple of conversations between characters who had never met
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I will say with out hesitation that Radclyffe can rip your heart out.
One of the things I love about this series that is so different from the other’s that I’ve reads is – she’s followed these characters so well. She keeps Reese and Tory front and center while still introducing new characters and new story lines and progressing the story flawlessly. I find it incredibly refreshing to stick with a couple through the rough times and life milestones and the way the fall in love with each other over ...more
One of the things I love about this series that is so different from the other’s that I’ve reads is – she’s followed these characters so well. She keeps Reese and Tory front and center while still introducing new characters and new story lines and progressing the story flawlessly. I find it incredibly refreshing to stick with a couple through the rough times and life milestones and the way the fall in love with each other over ...more
Awesome
Radclyffe isn't afraid to confront issues that many prefer to ignore. She handles controversial issues with compassion and sensitivity. War that is not on our home soil is hard to imagine, and probably ignored by the majority. Unless of course you are directly affected by being there or having a loved one directly in harm's way. My nephew is one of those who puts himself in harm's way and I am very proud of him. This book tackles not only the issue of defending one's country but also ques ...more
Radclyffe isn't afraid to confront issues that many prefer to ignore. She handles controversial issues with compassion and sensitivity. War that is not on our home soil is hard to imagine, and probably ignored by the majority. Unless of course you are directly affected by being there or having a loved one directly in harm's way. My nephew is one of those who puts himself in harm's way and I am very proud of him. This book tackles not only the issue of defending one's country but also ques ...more
This is the third book in the Provincetown series and just as enjoyable as the first two. Radclyffe certainly draws the reader in right from the start. And I feel like I've been there, although I haven't - yet.
Good short story
You can't go wrong with Radclyffe, but this was more of a short story than a novel. In any case the story was interesting and the characters full bodied and well rounded.
You can't go wrong with Radclyffe, but this was more of a short story than a novel. In any case the story was interesting and the characters full bodied and well rounded.
Very intense book of the series. Not only because of Tory and Reese's situation but Carter's as well. Radclyffe keeps surprising me )
Love this series.
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Radclyffe has written over forty-five romance and romantic intrigue novels, dozens of short stories, and, writing as L.L. Raand, has authored a paranormal romance series, The Midnight Hunters. She has also edited Best Lesbian Romance 2009 through 2015 as well as multiple other anthologies. She is an eight-time Lambda Literary Award finalist in romance, mystery, and erotica—winning in both romance
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