Rachel and her sister inherit a million dollars each from their grandmother...the only catch is she had to live in grandma's house for a year with a husband, she doesn't have. I was absolutely charmed by both the story line and the characters, which all pulled and tugged on your heartstrings. Ms. Harte did an amazing job in plotting this emotional story about a small town and families who had many things to settle from their early childhoods. The love story is intense. I highly recommend this sleeper of a book that I am sure has no where received the acclaim it deserves. A not to be missed book that will be remembered for a long time. A definite keeper. Kudos to Ms. Harte for a job well done.

Stacey started off wanting to help her family, especially her mother and father to be happy and content. She invents the fact she is married, so she advertise for a temporary husband. What she did not expect to get was Lance Owens whom she had been investigating. They go to her home so the family can meet her husband. Well, the shock of her life she is pushed into a real marriage by her well intention father and mother. They come home to more all the while they find themselves falling in love with each other. With her job and an investigation that becomes life threatening everything comes to the way it should always be. It is a wonderful. I spent a great deal of my time laughing. I find that Patricia K. Azeline is a wonderful author. I think I may have to get this one for my personal library. (I usually go to the local library to checkout the books)

You will love this book. Anyone who has read Kent Conwell's westerns will not be disappointed. You will be on the edge of your seat and the children will have you wishing that you could jump into the pages with them. This is a ten stars book. Mr. Conwell has indeed done it again. I wish that it could have gone on and on. I love his storytelling!!!

Everyone should get the repair manual for their car from Haynes or Chilton. These are great books that provide very detailed information for you to make most repairs.

I firmly believe it's a good idea to use this as a reference to at least learn to do basic maintenance. This book will end up saving you a lot of money and it will ensure that your car lasts for a long time. For the more experienced do-it-yourselfer, you already know what a great book this is for auto repair, so there's no need to convince you.

If not to do your own repair work, consider this to help you understand your car and better communicate with your mechanic.

I loved this cute, P.G., romantic comedy! Training Tommy is a light, fun read with great messages - you can't judge a book by it's cover and be careful what you pray for. Enjoy it.

Sharyn is the third generation of Howards to be elected sheriff in the small town of Diamond Springs, North Carolina. She has her hands full when word of a bear attack throws the town in a tizzy, especially when a reporter prints a false story claiming that the bear was rabid. The victim was Darva Richmond, the sister-in-law to Beau Richmond, a man previously murdered. Her husband was suing his brother's widow over a large inheritance. While the mauling is tragic, no one initially suspects foul play until officers look beyond initial evidence.

As clues are revealed, Darva's husband seems to be the logic suspect. But his bitter family also provides is also suspicious. Further, Darva's aunt, Miss Eleanore, arrives in town with her accusations. Contradictory reports of Darva's marriage add to the confusion as friends report that Darva and husband Donald were the perfect couple, yet family claims that they were always fighting and didn't sleep together. Donald was contesting his brother's will because it was changed during the last few months of Beau Richmond's life. Donald says he brother was stable enough to make out a new will that changed his heir from being his brother to being his new wife. Millions are at stake.

In addition to a touchy investigation, Sharyn finds herself confronting a host of other problems. District Attorney Jack Winter is determined to express his romantic interest and doesn't hesitate to use political machinations for his own purposes. She also must find a date to attend her mother's engagement party, although her mother's marrying Senator Caison Talbot, a man Sharyn neither likes nor trusts. Her deputies seem to be fighting affairs of the heart that leave her short staffed. Further, because she doesn't see herself or her job as desirable, she's clueless in realizing her medical examiner is interested. To top it off, the dry cleaners dyed her uniforms blue.

Authors Joyce and Jim Lavene combine their creative efforts in UNTIL OUR LAST EMBRACE. A touch of levity gives this mystery punch, making it a fast, fun read. Staunchly independent, and chronically curious, Sharyn Howard is a believable, determined heroine blind to her own possible love interests. Further, the conclusion UNTIL OUR LAST EMBRACE proves to be powerful and satisfying even as it keeps the reader guessing until the end. As each book in the series gets even better, you have to constantly remind yourself that Sharyn and the town of Diamond Springs are a work of fiction. Very highly recommended.

This was a really fun book to read. I highly recommend it for any age.

Joani Ascher has done it again. We again join Wally as she meddles in the affairs of her daughter, and in another murder case. The plot is inventive and the characters endearing. I can't wait to see what comes next from such a promising author. I highly recommend this book.

This is a book about a regular girl next door type (except braver and kinder than most) who is trying really hard to get by. She meets this oh so wonderful man but there are lots of reasons why she has to be careful. I loved this book

This is a great gift book for that eccentric dog owner you know. It has a large range of practical and extravagant dog "essentials" from different companies. The book also provides sources for these items so that they can be ordered. Great for leaving in reception area of a veterinarian's office.