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Summer Days

(Fool's Gold #7)

Susan Mallery (Goodreads Author)

4.07 · Rating details · 9,619 ratings · 493 reviews

Locked in an unexpected land dispute, Rafe Stryker is trapped in the one place he vowed never to return to—the Castle Ranch in Fool's Gold, California. He made millions facing ruthless adversaries in the boardroom, but nothing could've prepared him to go head-to-head against stubborn, beautiful Heidi Simpson. No one is more surprised than Rafe to discover that he's finding ...more

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May 17, 2012 Kaetrin rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks, dnf, contemporary

A rant.

I've just started CHAPTER 2. I'm not sure how I'm going to be able to finish this one. The narration is excellent but the story - first, heroine is Heidi - she has blonde hair which she is wearing in two pigtail plaits and she raises goats and was raised by her grandfather (sound familiar?) I haven't read any of the other Fool's Gold books so I thought maybe the childhood books/fairy tale theme is a gimmick of the series but a quick browse here on GR indicates not. Okay, this is perhaps c A rant.

I've just started CHAPTER 2. I'm not sure how I'm going to be able to finish this one. The narration is excellent but the story - first, heroine is Heidi - she has blonde hair which she is wearing in two pigtail plaits and she raises goats and was raised by her grandfather (sound familiar?) I haven't read any of the other Fool's Gold books so I thought maybe the childhood books/fairy tale theme is a gimmick of the series but a quick browse here on GR indicates not. Okay, this is perhaps cute and I could live with it but...

The set up is that Heidi lives with her grandfather Glen, who has sold (all or part, this is not clear to me) of Heidi's farm to May Stryker, mother of hero (I assume he's the hero at least) Rafe. May has paid $250,000 for the farm which Glen did not legally own. It's okay because Glen only did it to raise money for a friend who was dying from cancer and needed treatment. And he's okay now, so it was all worth it! Right?! I don't know how land transactions are done in the US, but here they are done by licensed conveyancers/lawyers and the FIRST thing that happens is a TITLE SEARCH to check who is the legal owner and whether there are any encumbrances (ie a mortgage) on the property. So, I don't even know how this transaction could have taken place. Then I'm told that the successful businessman with the mad skills Rafe SIGNED THE DOCUMENTS TOO!

Rafe comes to town at his mother's request to help her sort it out. Except, when he arrives, she's been talking to Glen and even though he's in his 70's and doesn't have a job and doesn't have any money and Heidi doesn't have any money and most of the farm is in fact owned by the bank who holds her mortgage, May feels confident that they can sort everything out without getting the police involved. When Rafe objects to this, he is shot down by May and Heidi as being cruel and awful. Glen WHO HAS COMMITTED FELONY FRAUD is treated with aw,-shucks,-he-didn't-mean-anything-by-it and that-Glen!-he's-always-getting-into-scrapes type statements.

So, Rafe, who clearly isn't the amazingly astute businessman he is presented as being, is the only one who seems to understand the gravity of the situation. And, this is just CHAPTER ONE.

Chapter two starts with Heidi consulting a lawyer who suggests that Heidi try and come to some arrangement to repay the money (um, okay, as far as it goes, that MIGHT be something that would be relevant to sentencing, because honey, Glen is GUILTY GUILTY GUILTY but how the heck is Heidi going to do this anyway? She's paying a mortgage and has very little money and now she's got a $250,000 debt too?) and also to get the ex-cancer patient in to testify (because then the Judge will have to undersand and let Glen off right?) and THEN, she ADVISES HEIDI TO HAVE SEX WITH RAFE to try and sort it out as that will be the "easiest way". **whimpers**

I needed a break before continuing on.

Tried again. Nope. The plot is so full of WFTery. I don't like any of the characters and I just can't suspend my disbelief enought.

Narration is Tanya Eby's usual very good standard. Story is a fail for me.
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May 29, 2012 Brie rated it it was ok

Originally posted at Romance Around the Corner

Note: this review is long, contains spoilers and is a bit ranty. You have been warned.

Summer Days is the newest installment in a series that’s become a representative of small town romances joining the likes of Virgin River, Shelter Bay and Destiny. This is the 7th book in the series, and although the characters were introduced in the previous books, it stands alone perfectly well.

Heidi Simpson and her grandfather are the most recent residents of Foo ...more

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Jan 27, 2020 Susan rated it really liked it

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SUMMER DAYS is the seventh book in the Fools Gold series and I can’t believe I waited so long to read this collection of funny and romantic stories. There are forty three books in this series and I’m hoping to get a huge batch of them read this year.

SUMMER DAYS deals with so many different emotions that one minute I was giggling and the next tearing up. Rafe Stryker, the first of the Stryker brothers featured in this series is a perfect and swoon worthy hero. He’s tough, rough under his polished SUMMER DAYS is the seventh book in the Fools Gold series and I can’t believe I waited so long to read this collection of funny and romantic stories. There are forty three books in this series and I’m hoping to get a huge batch of them read this year.

SUMMER DAYS deals with so many different emotions that one minute I was giggling and the next tearing up. Rafe Stryker, the first of the Stryker brothers featured in this series is a perfect and swoon worthy hero. He’s tough, rough under his polished exterior, and throughout SUMMER DAYS you see his softer side coming through. The story begins with Rafe heading to his mother’s rescue over a dispute regarding the home of a new Fool’s Gold resident, Heidi. Heidi owns a goat farm. May is a sweetheart. A little too nice and maybe a little too naïve but her heart is in the right place.

SUMMER DAYS will surely pull at your heart strings and make it very hard for you to put down. If you are like me, you won’t be able to stop until you know what happens to all of these beautiful people in Fools Gold. When he learns his mother was lied to over the purchase of the ranch they grew up on, he immediately takes charge, despite his mother’s understanding of the situation. Going to court, Rafe, his mother May and current owners Heidi Simpson and grandfather Glen must work together while the courts decide the ownership of the ranch. Before you know it, Rafe and May have moved into Castle Ranch and all kinds of mayhem ensues.

Make yourself a yummy hot drink, get your favorite blanket and get on the couch. SUMMER DAYS is an awesome way to spend the afternoon or evening. I’m so excited to continue with the Fools Gold series and learn more about my new found friends. Each book tells the story of different characters. This series is so easy to follow. The characters are also very believable and you can easily connect with them. Once you start SUMMER DAYS you won’t be able to put it down and will find yourself cheering for Heidi and Rafe as they try to navigate their way through a very different and unique situation. Susan Mallery will pull you in from the very first page and never let you go!

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Sep 22, 2011 Dee rated it really liked it

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This is the first Fool’s Gold story that I have read. I have been a fan of Ms Mallery for quite a few years now so I knew that I would enjoy reading any book that she had written and I wasn’t disappointed with this one. Even though this was part of a series Ms Mallery did a great job in telling about things we needed to know which meant that the book can be read as a stand-alone.

Rafe Stryker’s mother had gotten herself into trouble which means that Rafe has to return to Fool’s Gold, a town in wh This is the first Fool’s Gold story that I have read. I have been a fan of Ms Mallery for quite a few years now so I knew that I would enjoy reading any book that she had written and I wasn’t disappointed with this one. Even though this was part of a series Ms Mallery did a great job in telling about things we needed to know which meant that the book can be read as a stand-alone.

Rafe Stryker’s mother had gotten herself into trouble which means that Rafe has to return to Fool’s Gold, a town in which he was born and raised and a town in which he sworn he would never return to! The first person he comes across is Heidi who was the actual owner of the property that his mother had thought she had bought for $250,000. It was in fact Heidi’s grandfather who ‘sold’ the land to May Stryker but of course he did not own it as the ranch belonged to his granddaughter Heidi. Unfortunately he was not in a position to return the money as he had given it to his friend to seek medical treatment as he had cancer. Rafe was determined to get his mother’s money back even if it meant that the old man went to prison and Heidi and her goats was thrown out but May had other ideas and agreed to share the land whilst the courts sorted the matter out.

I liked all the characters that we met and it made me want to go ahead and read the earlier books in the series. I became interested in this town where there was a shortage of men and key positions like Judge, Lawyer, Mayor, Police Chief & Fire Chief were all filled by women.

I liked Rafe and understood why he didn’t want to go back to that town and I liked Heidi too as all she ever wanted was her own place to call home and now Rafe was trying to take that away from her. The only thing I felt that spoiled this book for me was the ending, I liked that Heidi was the one to go and approach Rafe to try to let him know her feelings towards him, but I felt that it was a bit rushed and would have liked to have read more, but then I suppose we will continue to read more about them and other characters within Fool’s Gold in the next installment, which is about Rafe’s brother Shane.

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Nov 08, 2015 Jacob Proffitt rated it did not like it

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Oh my gosh. The amount of stupid in the setup is beyond bearing. I'm not through three chapters and I can't stand any more. Rafe is a complete jackwagon, Heidi is an idiot, and her grandfather deserves to be in jail. Which is bad enough, but then the lawyers commit, like, nineteen ethics violations and the judge says random nonsense that comes from a base assumption that Heidi should be culpable for her grandfather's crime. I mean, all Heidi has to do is have a freaking brain and explain to Rafe ...more

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May 10, 2012 Jeanette rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, susan-mallery

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Apr 05, 2012 Manda Collins rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary

For the past two years I've spent at least part of my summer vacationing (in my mind) in Fool's Gold, California. Now that the Hendrix triplets are married off, it's time for some of the other peripheral characters to get their HEAs. First up is Heidi, the "goat girl," so nicknamed because she keeps a herd of goats and sells cheese and soap made from goat's milk. Her hero is Rafe, a business tycoon whose mother has been swindled by Heidi's grandfather, who "sold" Rafe's mother Heidi's ranch to p ...more

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May 15, 2012 Julie rated it it was ok

Shelves: read-in-2012

Posted at Yummy Men & Kick Ass Chicks

(Just a heads up before I begin my review: I am not going to write actual spoilers in this review (as in I will not tell you about how things turn out) but I will be talking about many events that occurred in the book.)

Summer Days is the seventh book in Susan Mallery’s Fool’s Gold series. I have not read the previous books and I didn’t feel as though I was missing any vital information. I deem this book a stand-alone. I have heard countless wonderful thin ...more

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Jul 13, 2019 Lauren rated it it was ok

Shelves: love-hate-relationship, contemporary-romance, retellings, small-town

Summer Days
2 Stars

When his mother is the apparent victim of a wily conman, Rafe Stryker does the unthinkable and returns to Fool's Gold and Castle Ranch. Although the place is anathema to him, Rafe swears to retake it even if it means displacing the current owner, Heidi Simpson. But, Heidi and Rafe find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other, and Heidi realizes that she will have to choose between the man she loves and the home she has always wanted.

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Jun 17, 2012 Connie N. rated it did not like it

Shelves: romance, audio-done, narr-tanya-eby, 7th-in-series

12/16-19/17 - 1 star - Apparently I was much more forgiving 5 years ago because this time I absolutely hated this book. It was full of judgmental and deceptive and just plain stupid people. First of all, Heidi's grandfather Glen sells a ranch he doesn't own, but because he didn't keep the money and used it to help a friend, somehow everyone thought it was OK, even Heidi who totally got screwed out of everything and was forced to pay back the $250K loan! Then when Rafe makes some business decisio 12/16-19/17 - 1 star - Apparently I was much more forgiving 5 years ago because this time I absolutely hated this book. It was full of judgmental and deceptive and just plain stupid people. First of all, Heidi's grandfather Glen sells a ranch he doesn't own, but because he didn't keep the money and used it to help a friend, somehow everyone thought it was OK, even Heidi who totally got screwed out of everything and was forced to pay back the $250K loan! Then when Rafe makes some business decisions (they're just in the planning stages, people, and nothing's been done yet!) in Fool's Gold, Heidi gets pissed and proceeds to stupidly try to dupe the whole town, but somehow she's forgiven and he's the bad guy. Heidi actually did something criminal (along with Annabelle), but no one seemed to care. They even joked about going to jail and/or losing their jobs, but they still didn't seem to have any real sense of the consequences. I didn't understand that one at all. And all of Rafe's family thinks he's a jerk because when he started taking care of them when he was just a child and his father died, he admittedly handled it pretty crudely--bossing everyone around while still supporting and being totally loyal to them. So now he's the villain of the family. I noticed they didn't mind taking his money, though. And everyone was mad at Rafe for making decisions without talking to anyone, but no one consulted with him either, so there were a lot of people working at cross purposes. But, again, Rafe was wrong and everyone else was fine. I mean, even the town decided to choose sides and made up buttons for Team Rafe or Team Heidi. Can you imagine? How judgmental can you get? And pretty short-sighted too, since his business venture would ultimately help the town. Can you tell I'm on Team Rafe? Although he did make some pretty bonehead moves by signing paperwork without even looking at it. Hard to understand how he was such a savvy and successful businessman. Tanya Eby did a fine job of narrating, but I was so angry through so much of the book that I really can't give it more than 1 star. It was overwhelmingly judgmental and sent a very bad message, in my opinion. Basically, if you're part of the town, you're "family" and good, no matter what you do. If someone decides you've done something wrong, then you're immediately an outsider and you're bad, with little hope of getting back in anyone's good graces. I guess every author is allowed a disappointing book now and then, so I'll continue with the series, but I sure hope things turn around with Annabelle and Shane's story.

6/17-21/12 - 3 stars - After reading all of the previous books of this series and looking forward to this one, I was quite disappointed. The whole premise of the "romance" is based on dishonesty. Although they tried to makes it seem as though it was for a good cause, I had trouble accepting the notion that the end justifies the means. I'm still giving it 3 stars, though, because I enjoyed the continuation of favorite characters and the camaraderie found in the small town of Fool's Gold. Definitely my least favorite so far. ...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Heather rated it it was ok

Shelves: contemporaryromance

I found myself having a love/hate relationship with this book, and it all revolves around the main plot.

Heidi’s grandfather, Glen, sells May ranch land for $250,000. Well meaning, the only problem is…it isn’t his land to sell. Rafe returns to Fool’s Gold to help his mother (May) sort out the problem. May feels like the ranch can be shared, and this isn’t a big deal. Rafe, however, sees this as illegal and wants the property or the money back – period. Heidi is upset, but loves her grandfather an I found myself having a love/hate relationship with this book, and it all revolves around the main plot.

Heidi’s grandfather, Glen, sells May ranch land for $250,000. Well meaning, the only problem is…it isn’t his land to sell. Rafe returns to Fool’s Gold to help his mother (May) sort out the problem. May feels like the ranch can be shared, and this isn’t a big deal. Rafe, however, sees this as illegal and wants the property or the money back – period. Heidi is upset, but loves her grandfather and knows he didn’t mean to harm anyone

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Now, if you ignore the glaringly obvious flaws in the ranch situation, Rafe and Heidi are true opposites, and I think it lends well to their romance.

There is obvious sexual tension and chemistry, and it was great to see Rafe think about someone else. When he attempts to help Heidi in building her business, it’s not because he sees that as a threat, but rather he likes her enough that he wants her to succeed. He’s not completely heartless, he just wants what he feels (rightfully so) he is owed.

And Heidi doesn’t want to love him; she fears love just as much as he does, despite seeing such healthy relationships amongst her good friends. I loved the interaction we got between Heidi and her girl-friends. They helped add some lightness, and some bumbling assistance to throw some extra curves at Rafe and his “plot” to get Heidi and her grandfather out of the ranch.

If you like the other Fool’s Golds books, you’ll probably like this one. For me, though, the big plot piece just took this book down a few stars for me.
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Jul 12, 2016 Jasmine rated it liked it

Shelves: contemporary, beautiful-covers, read-2016, book-boyfriends, explicit-sexy-times, steamy-romance, chick-lit, grown-up-books, small-town-romance

Rafe Stryker lost both his father and his childhood growing up on Castle Ranch with his mother, two brothers, and his illegitimate little sister. He shouldered much more responsibility than he ought to and since then has grown into a very wealthy businessman, never losing his desire to be in control and take care of what's his. He will do anything to make sure his mom is happy and that includes returning to Fool's Gold and going up against the stubborn but beautiful Heidi Simpson over ownership ...more

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May 01, 2012 Kelly22 rated it liked it

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3.00 Stars - Contemporary Small Town Romance

There is nothing more Heidi Simpson wants but a stable home in form of Castle Ranch in Fool’s Gold after growing up in the carnival all her life. But to aid a friend’s illness, her grandfather attempts to sell the property to one May Stryker. But alas it wasn’t his property to sell. Henceforth Heidi is now stuck with a rigid court order and a very pissed off May’s ruthless business tycoon of a son, Rafe Stryker.

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May 29, 2012 Claire S rated it it was amazing

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Another home run for Mallery! Fool's Gold is the land of happy endings and we are lucky enough to get to read another one with Summer Days.

Rafe Stryker, the first of the Stryker brothers featured in Fool's Gold, is a perfect hero. He's tough, rough under his polished exterior, and throughout the book you see his softer side coming through. The book begins with Rafe heading to his mother's rescue over a dispute regarding the home of a new Fool's Gold resident, Heidi. Heidi owns a goat farm. Real ...more

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Jul 12, 2012 willaful rated it liked it

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After reading an intense, exhausting book, I wanted something reliably comfortable and familiar. Summer Days came through nicely, a smooth read with just a small spice of angst. If I were a lawyer I think the plot would make my head hurt, and the writing is a bit repetitive, but it went down nice and easy.

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Jun 21, 2017 Jessica rated it really liked it

Fools Gold book 7 is just a light hearted as the others. This easy to read book is perfect for summer! Set in a small town filled with drama, friendship, and family that Susan shares in a way that makes you feel like you are in the middle of it all. I am looking forward to meeting the next set of characters in book 8.

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Feb 24, 2019 Verity W rated it liked it

I liked this. I was a little concerned that I wasn't going to like the resolution but actually it came out ok - although I could have done without Heidi's late plot twist! Slightly insufficient grovelling on both sides at times, but a fun read. ...more

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May 04, 2018 Sylvia rated it it was amazing

I loved this book!! Love this author!!! I have read quite a bit of her books!! I love this series so far!!

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Oct 02, 2018 Jimena rated it did not like it

This book was a deception 👎🏻

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Nov 22, 2018 Wild_irish_rose rated it it was amazing

Loved this story!

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Nov 02, 2020 Debby rated it really liked it

Shelves: beach-read, read-2020, favorite-author, favorite-series, women-author, halmark-movies

I love this series and this was just one more wonderful book. You will not want to put it down.

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Dec 13, 2018 Monique Pearson rated it it was amazing

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Apr 06, 2012 Damaris (GoodChoiceReading) rated it it was amazing

Susan Mallery has done it again! She brings you back into Fool's Gold with the story of two new characters that you can't help but root for from the first page until the end.

Rafe and Heidi find themselves fighting for a home on a beautiful piece of land that puts them in a difficult situation; a situation that leads to Rafe and his mother moving in with Heidi and her Grandfather until their next court date over this property. His mother is adamant on owning it and she will do anything to keep it ...more

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May 29, 2012 Michele rated it it was amazing

If your looking for a great beach or rainy day book to read...

than look no further than "Summer Days" by Susan Mallery. She's back and continuing her very successful "Fool's Gold" series with three books this summer starting with "Summer Days." I absolutely loved this book and devoured the book in one session. Ms. Mallery has a way of making you sure you want to hate the "bad guy", in this case Rafe Stryker, but still infuses him with enough hidden sensitivity that hating him becomes impossible. ...more

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Oct 26, 2011 Lynn rated it really liked it

In typical Susan Mallery fashion, this book made me laugh and cry and melted my heart. When Rafe Stryker has to return to Fool’s Gold, the town where he grew up, to help his mother with a sticky legal situation, he is not happy. Rafe’s childhood in Fool’s Gold was less than spectacular with a poor, widowed mother and younger siblings he had to take care of. Rafe used that time in his life to motivate him to his current millionaire, ruthless, businessman status. But those old wounds linger and ar ...more

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Dec 09, 2013 Paige rated it really liked it

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I really enjoyed SUMMER DAYS. The focus wasn’t all about the adversary of winning the ranch and there wasn’t a lot of hard feelings.

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Growing up poor after the death of their father, Rafe Stryker has made it his mission to never want for anything. He’s grown his business and continues to expect the best from everyone…including his family.

When he learns his mother was lied too over the purchase of the ranch they grew up on, he immediately takes charge, despite his mother’s understand ...more

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Sep 05, 2013 Debbie rated it liked it

3.5 stars
This is another great book in the Fool's Gold series though I will openly state that you need to suspend your belief in reality for the duration of the story. For instance, it is hard to believe that there would be a way for Heidi's grandfather to sell Heidi's property to Rafe's mom, May, unless they used some sort of crack pot realtors. Still once you move past that this book was both funny and romantic read.

I love Rafe because he puts forth this cutthroat businessman facade but he is ...more

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Apr 16, 2012 Beccie rated it liked it

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Susan Mallery brings readers back to Fool’s Gold, California for another round of fun romances. The town that once had a man shortage is starting to even out nicely. I love this fictional town and its residents. Susan puts so much effort towards making this town as real as can be. Readers can visit www.FoolsGoldCA.com to see just how real. As a Fool’s Gold cheerleader I got the benefit of receiving an ARC of “Summer Days” for review. I liked the story but it wasn’t my favorite of the series. Hei ...more

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Jun 02, 2012 Donna rated it liked it

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May 14, 2012 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it really liked it

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Let me start off by saying that I love Mallery's work. Her books are so heartwarming and the characters are compeltely memorable and real.

Some of my favorite books by her are from the Fool's Gold series, I just love the town and the people and the whole atmosphere.

So I jumped at the chance to read and review her 7th book in the series Summer Days.
Thankfully this one was just as good as some of her others in the series and did not disappoint at all.

Heidi was feisty and such a fun character. I re ...more

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Susan Mallery writes heartwarming and humorous novels about the relationships that define women's lives—family, friendship, romance. She's best known for putting nuanced characters into emotionally complex, real-life situations with twists that surprise readers to laughter. Because Susan is passionate about animal welfare, pets play a big role in her books. Bel ...more