The Fairy Tale Girl
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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Publisher Description
The Fairy Tale Girl is the exciting second book in USA Today bestselling Texas romance author Ann Major's ANN MAJOR CLASSICS: Men of the West series.
"Ann Major's name on the cover instantly identifies the book as a good read." –New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown
"Want it all? Read Ann Major." –New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts
"No one provides hotter emotional fireworks than the fiery Ann Major." RT Reviews
She's on the run from her dangerous past...
The last thing recently divorced Amber Johnson wanted when she fled the Bahamas for Colorado was to fall for handsome rancher, Jake Kassidy, her next-door neighbor.
He's a poor boy made good; a cowboy with a wounded heart...
Jake had his own reasons for not wanting to fall in love. From his first tempestuous encounter with Amber, he's too fiercely drawn to walk away.
But will shocking secrets from their pasts destroy their second chance at love?
The MEN OF THE WEST series of romance novels includes:
Wild Lady
The Fairy Tale Girl
Meant to Be
Golden Man
Review
THE FAIRY TALE GIRL
Ms. Major really creates great emotional intensity… RT Reviews
Customer Reviews
I liked it.
I was given this book for an honest review. I must say that I thourghly enjoyed the actual storyline. I did have a hard time staying captivated with some of the very descriptive scenes.
This story is about Amber a divorcee with a debt from her previous husband, that can harm her lively hood. Amber moves in with her half brother Hamlin and his wife Serena. She is working hard to pay back the debt her ex holds and is afraid to love again. In walks Jake the next door sexy and handsome nieghbor. He throws a wrench in her life that messes up her no love plan. But Jake has secrets of his own and they involve her sister in law Serena. Can Amber and Jake work everything out and fall in love?
I really did love the story. The characters had a lot of depth and good backgrounds. The story did not feel rushed as some romance books do. Ann takes her time creating the story and telling it, though some of the scenes were way to descriptive for my preference. I tend to lose focus when this happens. She tells it as if you are watching a movie. Maybe that is why it has such descriptive scenes, so that you can imagine the scene as she sees it in her eyes. I recommend this book to those who seek romance and mystery. Happy reading.