Sweet Annie [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Annie Sweetwater Wasn't Like Other Girls

All her life everyone she'd ever known had told her so. Except Luke Carpenter, who never let her limp blind him to seeing her as she really was: a woman grown, full of dreams, desires and hopes for a future—with him!

Luke Couldn't Remember A Time When He Hadn't Loved Her

To her family, she was a Dresden doll in a wheelchair. To Luke, she was his Sweet Annie, a woman of ...

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Overview

Annie Sweetwater Wasn't Like Other Girls

All her life everyone she'd ever known had told her so. Except Luke Carpenter, who never let her limp blind him to seeing her as she really was: a woman grown, full of dreams, desires and hopes for a future—with him!

Luke Couldn't Remember A Time When He Hadn't Loved Her

To her family, she was a Dresden doll in a wheelchair. To Luke, she was his Sweet Annie, a woman of surprising gifts, with a heart as open as the wide Western sky. And he'd risk anything to make her his bride!

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781426887451
  • Publisher: Harlequin
  • Publication date: 12/27/2010
  • Series: Harlequin Historical Series
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 304
  • Sales rank: 144,174
  • File size: 742 KB

Meet the Author



A peacemaker, a romantic, an idealist and a discouraged perfectionist are the words that Cheryl uses to describe herself. Since her first book was published in 1993, she's written over twenty-five historical and contemporary romances, which have received high acclaim from readers. Cheryl's office walls hold framed covers and awards she's proud to display.

Cheryl admits to being an avid collector who loves everything from teapots, cups and saucers and pitchers to depression glass, kitchenware and tin advertising signs. She especially enjoys browsing flea markets for antiques and collectibles, and claims her car automatically pulls over for a garage sale.

She says that knowing her stories bring hope and pleasure to readers is one of the best parts of being a writer. Working in her jammies ain't half bad either!

She had four releases in 2005 alone: Prairie Wife, Harlequin Historical, February; Million-Dollar Makeover, Silhouette Special Edition Montana Mavericks, June; His Secondhand Wife, Harlequin Historical July; and The Bounty Hunter, Montana Mavericks Historical, September.

Visit Cheryl's web site for covers and excerpts: tlt.com/authors/cstjohn.htm.

Cheryl loves to hear from readers.
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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 5, 2001

    I LOVED this book!

    Luke Carpenter is the only man who's ever seen sheltered, wheelchair-bound Annie Sweetwater as a whole woman with no true limitations beyond the smothering love of her well-meaning family. With Luke's love and encouragement, Annie begins to defy those limitations and overcome the disapproval of a loving family who worry that her feelings for Luke will lead to pain and disaster. I loved this book. It was gratifying to read Annie's struggle and thrilling to witness her victories as she follows her heart and strives to be her own woman. Luke Carpenter is the perfect hero, a hardworking man with a heart of gold and the soul of a poet. It's rare to read a book this touching and emotionally rich, and I think Sweet Annie is Cheryl St. John's finest. She's proved once again that she's not only one of the very best writers in the romance genre, she's also one of its strongest and most unique voices. You don't want to miss adding Sweet Annie to your Cheryl St. John collection!

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