Calder Promise [NOOK Book]

Loved it

I liked reading about Laur's life after she left college. I hoped she would end up with the person she did. I won't say who so others will read the book

She has the down home morals as well as the privalage of money. She handles it well.

Worth reading.

A Nice Fluff Read

This book wasn't one of my favorites. But, it was still a good book. I wanted the character of Laura to be a little more spunky and self-assured. I also wanted the characters of the two male leads more developed. I haven't read all the calder series so I did scratch my head a couple of times wondering about different things that were wirtten. If you are looking for a nice bit of fluff to read on a rainy day, this is the book.

This book is a continuation of the Caulder series and brought back familar people and places. Did not want to put it down and certainly enjoyed.

A very good Romance Novel.

Truly a Janet Dailey

I have loved the entire Calder Saga from the beginning with Benteen and Laura to the ending with the birth of Trey's baby. In'Calder Promise'we get to know the outcome of Trey's twin sister's life and the story needs to be told because it ties up a lot of loose ends. However it was not my favorite Calder book. My favorite would be 'Calder Pride' which tells Cat's and Logan Echohawk's story. But the entire saga needs to be read, in order, from the first Calder who leaves Texas and drives his cattle to Montana, to the first Calder great-great-great- grandson who brings it full circle back to the original Calder ranch in Texas. If you're a Janet Dailey fan, a 'western yarn' fan, a love story fan read the entire Calder Saga You won't be disappointed.

are you sure this is a Calder novel???

I was sorely dissappointed in this addition to the Calder series. I have become attached to all the members of the Calder family but Laura Calder was not like them. She seemed manipulative and was not as determined and sure in her ways as the other Calders. I wish she had been a stronger more admirable character. I guess it's a good thing the other Calder stories are impossible to put down.

how awful

what completely horrible characters. i understand this is fiction, but i'm usually able to at least relate in some way to the characters i read about. but laura was so completely selfish and unlikeable. she claims to be in love with one man, sebastian, so she leads another man on, boone. and then later in the story, once engaged to boone, she sleeps with sebastian and claims it's not cheating. hmm, what fun characters. there was absolutely nothing about this book that i liked. don't bother!!

Great and funny romance

Tara Calder takes her twenty-one year old niece Laura on a grand European tour following the latter¿s college graduation. Laura is having a terrific time with her aunt, who in many ways is more like a mother than her mom is. At a gala in Rome, Laura helps billionaire wheelchair bound Max Rutledge go outside where a few minutes later she meets his handsome son Boone. Laura can see the tension between the two Rutledge alpha males, but finds the younger one quite attractive. As they head back inside, Laura and English Earl Sebastian Dunhill accidentally walk into each other. Now she has two wealthy hunks wanting to date her.................................. When Laura returns to her home the Triple C Ranch in Montana, she is followed across the ocean by her two persistent suitors. Her family wonders whom she will choose between the two studs if any....................... The latest Calder romance is a war tale starring a favorite protagonist and two likable hunks. Laura¿s antics are fun to follow as series fans will wonder where the discipline she musters in Italy not to shout out ¿yee-haw¿ in an upper crust event comes from. Back on the ranch, Laura rides her two dudes on a merry chase that will please contemporary readers............................. Harriet Klausner

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