The story starts off with Annie and Michael being infants born on the same day. Their mothers has been best friends since they were kids. The babies seems to sense the other and constantly need touch one another. The friends then makes a pact for them to bethroth to one another. One of the mothers is married to an man in the service so she is going to be moving. Then the story begins 25 years later. For Annie her mother has been drumming into her head that Michael is her future husband so when the two mothers work it out for Michael to come back to the small hometown. Annie has set out to make sure he is not the one. When she lets Michael know in no uncertain terms that he is not her type he sets out to prove her wrong. He has no idea about the pact and does not believe Annie whenever she mentions it. It is humorous the way "words can come back to haunt you". You have to read the book to find out the outcome. Enjoy.

I enjoyed reading this book. I think the author wanted to engage my interest and tickle my funnybone. I read it all at one sitting and look forward to reading more novel by this author.

The Changing Trail is my first Avalon Western, but it won't be my last. The fifth book in Tracy Dunham's Mythmaker series, I was worried I would be lost, but it was easy to pick up the pieces I missed and lose myself in the story. Mythmaker, the name Elizabeth McFarland gave herself years ago, is at a crossroad. In order to move into the future with her husband, Johnny Two Hats, Mythmaker has to reconcile with her brother, with her past. Forces seem to be with her as she reunites with all those she loves as she runs from a lynchmob. Excitement, history and love fill the Changing Trail and though I haven't read the first four books, you can bet I will . . . and soon! Tracy Dunahm put the wset into a book, but more than that, she put Mythmaker's story right in the center of my keeper shelf!

The novel begins with Abby in search of employment. She finds herself employed as a nanny to the Kraft family. Abby is taken in by the two children immediatly. But the widower father, Stephen Kraft is not as taken in. He tells Abby, that despite the fact that she will work for them, he has hopes of a strictly business relationship. With her quick wit, and sharp British accent, Abby gives Stephen retort after retort. Eventually, the air between Abby and Stephen are practically boiling. Between the children and Stephen's grief over his lost wife, Abby finds herself as the perfect solution to their problems. Her eccentric outfits, and witty comebacks are what bring laughter to the household. But the loss of his wife has left Stephen with a cold heart. It seems that all is lost until Stephen finds himself making all the same mistakes over again. He is about to lose the most important thing to him. *A MUST READ!

I couln't put this book down! I recommend it for anyone who loves a good mystery...well written and exciting!! Definitely a 5-Star book! A must have for anyone's mystery library!

Cyber Bride has been a unique book in my life. It was everything a book shoud be .. i cried laughed and smiled with this book :) I love each character's personality in each little way .. and hope to find my "Suit Man " someday :) Read this book !!

One of the greatest books my grandmother ever wrote! Since no one else has taken the time to review this book I thought I could take the honors and review it myself. Great job, Big G!

This book is by my grandmother so, naturally, I thought it was great. But even if I wasn't so close to her, I'd still think it was an excellent book. She is a great author and I hope to follow in her footsteps one day. Love ya, Grandma Wetzel!!!!

It was great! You never knew who her mother was until the end. Also a good love story.