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Love In The Caves
How can you tell when the time is right? I know,I know. Some people say you can look at a person and know they are the one. But is it worth fighting or should you let yourself go for it. Now what if they were working on your land and lived in your house? How would that make you feel? This book is a great read for the Grayson fans, so i say get it. If you are not a Grayson fan; i say become one and get all the books because you wont be disappointed. Love in the Caves and heated scepticisim.
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Readers will enjoy the Grayson's Friends tale as Ruth scores a hat trick with the McBride siblings
Thanks to a mutual friend Ruth Grayson, Raven LaBlanc arrives at Duncan McBride's Montana ranch with an opportunity to look at the Native American cave drawings found on his spread. Obsessive with achieving her goal of tenure in Santa Fe, Raven makes it clear she is in Big Sky Country to research the cave dwellings and no more.---------
However Duncan makes it even more clear that he will allow her to conduct her research, but needs the details like the location kept secret because he does not want a flood of academia and tourists; she is here as a favor to Ruth. Raven and Duncan are stunned by their immediate attraction; neither welcomes it. However, a developer with an attorney at the front has ideas for the land that ignore Duncan's desire to keep his ranch as a ranch.-----------
Although obviously intended for the Grayson extended family fans, readers will enjoy Ruth the matchmaker's latest connection as she selects a bride for the oldest McBride brother just like she did his siblings (see One Night With You and Dreaming of You). The story line is old fashioned contemporary fun as the archeologist and the rancher fall in love, but the cave paintings stand in their way. Readers will enjoy the Grayson's Friends tale as Ruth (and Francis Ray) scores a hat trick with the McBride siblings.-------
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More Than One Night...
Mrs. Ray crafts another WONDERFUL addition to the Grayson Friends series...I enjoy the main and secondary cast of characters...Rooster and his antics keep me LOL, throughout...and the SPARKS are definitely flying between Duncan and Raven...Raven is a kind, caring, loving, independent and courageous woman...at times I MUST admit I find DUNCAN and his STUBBORNNESS to be quite ANNOYING...but in the end I'm glad they find their way to a HEA...and as usual it's always nice to catch up with the rest of the Grayson clan and their ever-growing circle of family and friends.
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Sassee
Posted December 28, 2009
One Night
I always love Francis Rays books..She is definetly my favorite author and she really shows love in a respectful and sexy manner...Must read!
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One Night with You
I read it and it was wonderful. Raven is feisty and intelligent and beautiful inside and out. Duncan is handsome and compassionate and protective. Okay, he is a little slow on what he needs in the romance department but I like him anyway. Te secondary characters are richly portrayed and add depth to the story. Some of those characters are new others are familiar and you feel they are real. I intensely disliked one of them. However I will not give away the plot . I can hardly wait for another book in this series.
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