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Book Review of Heart of Stone (Long, Tall Texans, Bk 32) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1921)

Heart of Stone (Long, Tall Texans, Bk 32) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1921)
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Helpful Score: 6


Yes the book is a typical Diana Palmer story but it does have some interesting twists and introduces some new characters that you know will have a story. What I found interesting is that for once the girl isn't orphaned but still has parents around -- not parent of the year candidates by any means - I think she's trying to flesh out the story lines a little -
Enjoyed it for what I expected -- Don't know if it really qualifies as a keeper - though they both had baggage - I wasn't totally in love with either character. I think their relationship wasn't as fully developed as some of her others, since more of the story focused on all she had gone through and was going through still - it was interesting and a little different, but I needed them to connect more and grab my attention for it to be a true keeper.