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 Lucky's Lady - Tami Hoag
Newest Review: ... know Serena’s going to get Lucky. *rolls eyes* Grandaddy Gifford isn’t a sweet old man. No sirree Bob he’s a mean, ... more  ... cantankerous rifle totin’ son of a … gun. He’s worried to death his son in law is planning on taking over his land and declaring him unfit. It’s up to Serena to sort this whole mess out, with Lucky’s help, naturellement.
* What I thought *
This started off with every cliché in the book – a couple that ‘hate’ one another (yeah, right), a bar room brawl (complete with knives) and a lurve triangle (Lucky has a history with Shelby, Serena’s twin sister). The book didn’t get much better – the storyline is pretty weak and...more |
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Lucky's Lady - Tami Hoag: Lucky feels Serene(ah) (777 words)
by - written on 23/05/05 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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Well KM loves a bargain and she recently found a brand new copy of this book selling for one English pound. So she made a purchase, having read only one other Tami Hoag book (Still Waters) and finding it fairly enjoyable. So, what’s it all about? Serena Sheridan is a psychologist who lives in Charleston but is called back to her old hometown in Louisiana when her grandfather vanishes into the swamps. There, she meets Etienne ‘Lucky’ Doucet – a Cajun who owns a boat which is the only route to Grandaddy Gifford. Lucky and Serena take an instant dislike to each other but this is overridden by lust. He’s angry a lot of the time and this ... Read the complete review
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