New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Patricia Rice is married to her high school sweetheart, has two children and is a firm believer in happily-ever-after. Her emotionally-charged romances have won numerous awards, including the RT Book Reviews Reviewers Choice. A native of Kentucky and New York, and a past resident of North Carolina, Patricia Rice currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri. Visit her website at patriciarice.com
Tin-Stars and Troublemakers Box Set (Four Complete Historical Western Romance Novels in One)
by Patricia Rice
Newly Revised
From best-selling authors Patricia Rice, Adrienne deWolfe, Sharon Ihle and Patricia Hagan come four award-winning tales featuring four feisty lady troublemakers who finally meet their match. Four complete novels in one volume.
TEXAS LILY: In a time when women are to be seen and not heard, widowed Lily Porter has a child to raise and a
From best-selling authors Patricia Rice, Adrienne deWolfe, Sharon Ihle and Patricia Hagan come four award-winning tales featuring four feisty lady troublemakers who finally meet their match. Four complete novels in one volume.
TEXAS LILY: In a time when women are to be seen and not heard, widowed Lily Porter has a child to raise and a
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Product Details
- ISBN-13:
- 9781614174110
- Publisher:
- ePublishing Works!
- Publication date:
- 04/10/2013
- Sold by:
- Barnes & Noble
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Sales rank:
- 252,629
- File size:
- 5 MB
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Tin-Stars and Troublemakers Box Set (Four Complete Historical Western Romance Novels in One)
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The books are adult only due to the explicit sex scenes; the books are written in a simple and easily understood style especially the last one of the 99 cent boxed set. The second book was the best of the set though seemed a combination of a once popular tv western and the song Fancy.
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From the Publisher:
Thank you, NOOK readers, for letting us know about the font problem. Our deepest apologies for the inconvenience.
We greatly appreciate you and your loyalty to our authors.
A corrected ebook is now available for download. The title page is marked at the bottom with the words "newly revised".
Our very best to you,
ePublishing Works!
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Excelent work from excelent authors! You will love this collection if you love a good western romance than this collection is right up your alley!
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These are better than the 2-star rating they have in June 2013 and a great deal as a boxed set. It's only the last story, Say You Love Me, that has a font problem on a few chapters. Maybe B&N can fix it.
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Well written and enjoyable to read.
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If you want to escape from the humdrum of life, this romance novel will let you relax in pre war Texas before the Alamo, etc. The heroine came from a Southern belle background who was with child. She marries an older Texas rancher. The rancher disappears, and she can't run a ranch as a woman! Well, not that she isn't capable, but the culture doesn't respect a woman's authority! She hires a foreman that is an outcast of that society because he i part Indian and Spanish. The stories evolves into romance and suspense! This could be used for book discusion dealing with racial prejudices and the treatment of woman at that time in history!
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enjoyed reading stories of the old west
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Just finished reading the set. Not usually the genre I go with, but I did enjoy them all. For a more mature reader as there are some pretty sexy story lines. Easy to skip and move on to the "story" for those who don't care to indulge.
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Great set for free. All four books are good stories.
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4 excellent stories--very different from eacj other
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I cant beleive it is free. Its four books
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Totally enjoyed them all
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Great series .
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Cord,Morgan and Luke all I can say is ahhhhh. They were some of the most amazing heroes. I loved every single one of these books. What an awesome treat they were.
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Pure porn. Trashy. Stopped reading.
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I read the first one, Texas Lilly, and was horrified by the rape portrayed as good sex. Forced marriage is not sexy. Waking up from a near - death fever to find him inside you is rape and definitely not sexy. Can we please get the idea that consent is sexy. Also foreplay is sexy and there was none of that here. Seriously, though, good sex requires full consent and knowledge of what is happening. That was absent in the majority of the "sex" scenes in this book.
On another level the book was way to long as it took forever to move the too many story lines through multiple journeys to bring them to a happy tied in a bow conclusion. I thought this thing was never going to end. And when it did I realized that I didn't really care about any of the characters anyway.
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1. Texas Lily: I could not put this down; wanted to keep reading it.
2. Texas Outlaw: Good reading, again could not put novel down.
3. The Law and Miss Penny: I just found this hard to belive.
4. Say You Love Me: This was good reading up to the last chapters which were disappointing.
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