The Stranger

by Ryanne Corey

The Stranger by Ryanne Corey

BACHELOR

Here I was minding my own business, trying to catch some trout for dinner, and what did I end up catching - little Miss Priss who lost her memory, but certainly not her attitude! She is one ingredient that won't spice up my backwoods paradise. If this saucy-tongued amnesiac thinks she's going to stick around...

BACHELORETTE

Gabe Coulter - or should I say, Mister Gabe Coulter - is the most cynical, hard-edged, perplexing species I've ever stumbled upon in my life! Nature-boy thinks all he needs is his log cabin and fishing pole, but he's got it all wrong - this tall, lean, rugged wanderer has a lot to learn about the facts of life...and I'll be delighted to teach him.

Genres: Romance

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

Reviews

[Zulfiquar Abbas]

It's not a bad book. The cover made me think it would be a cliche which it is but not a boring one. It's a short story but very elaborate. I mean the plot is simple and lovely but kinda stretched. I can understand that it's a story written in 5-6 days for a niche audience and for that its a good written book but still can't compare it with the others I have read.

[Jan]

I hate amnesia plots, but this one wasn't so bad. Mostly because the hero is a recovering alcoholic, and a recluse, which makes for a very interesting hero.