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Lanyon in all the perfection that Lanyon is.
Long-lost lovers is my favorite trope. Fay-vor-it.
Perfect length, wonderful characters. Warmed my icy little heart.
Long-lost lovers is my favorite trope. Fay-vor-it.
Perfect length, wonderful characters. Warmed my icy little heart.
I think I have a lot of fantasy, because I honestly remembered that Mitch bought that old dance studio. Why did I think that? Very abrupt ending.
2.5 stars
Not a bad read, but nothing super amazing either.
The writing, of course, is wonderful, and I liked the contrast of the Texas Ranger and the Ballet Dancer.
I did think things felt a bit rushed, especially since it had been 12 years since they'd seen each other, and it seemed like all was forgiven and intense feelings came back a little too quickly. But not a bad read Especially if you are able to check it out for free from the library. ...more
The writing, of course, is wonderful, and I liked the contrast of the Texas Ranger and the Ballet Dancer.
I did think things felt a bit rushed, especially since it had been 12 years since they'd seen each other, and it seemed like all was forgiven and intense feelings came back a little too quickly. But not a bad read Especially if you are able to check it out for free from the library. ...more
I have a weakness for Lanyon and a weakness for stories set in Texas... so of COURSE I had to read Lone Star. Nice story of lost love found. There were a few sterotypes that Lanyon played into that drove me nuts (a bit of a pet peeve for this Texas), but a nice story none-the-less. I love that Lanyon doesn't always wrap everything up in a little bow. There is a HEA, but you know there are still going to be struggles.
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