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You Never Can Tell
You Never Can Tell
Author: Kathleen Eagle
ISBN-13: 9780380810154
ISBN-10: 0380810158
Publication Date: 4/2002
Pages: 384
Rating:
  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
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3 stars, based on 34 ratings
Publisher: Avon
Book Type: Paperback
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SUMARI avatar reviewed You Never Can Tell on + 99 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Good stoic Native American hero with checkered past falls for modern white girl. Better than average.
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He gave his child away...he ran away, he did not wany his child to be tormented.....
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I thought this book was slow and boring. I kept going on it for two months because a friend gave it to me but I just wasn't interested in it.

This is the story of a woman reporter who has been interested for years in the story of Native American man that has disappeared from public view. Heather has been friends with friends of Kole for awhile and finds his story is one that she believes needs to be told. So off she goes to track him down. Once she tracks him down, it takes forever for this story to unfold and unfortunately I lost interest way before the end.
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Contemporary novel. Fair considering her books are usually very well written.
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I enjoyed seeing native people protrayed as living breathing people, however, the love story felt unbelieveable to me.
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Strong Sexy Native American Kole Kills Crow has decided to vanish, but reporter Heather Reardon is proud of the fact she has found him.