Misty L. (mitz) -
Excellent texas romance. Enjoyed.
Debbie B. (dilitary) reviewed It Happened in Texas (Harlequin Superromance #812) on + 102 more book reviews
Trouble in texas...
Every morning since her husband's death, Marie Manning wakes up and reassures herself that everything's fine. Just fine. Her home is secure, her kids are brilliant, her pets precious and her friends plentiful.
Then Marie's world goes from safe to scary when a neighbor's body turns up on her ranch. Suddenly all kinds of people-including Sheriff Jim Whittington-have questions for Marie.
But Marie has questions of her own. What is Whittington keeping from her? And-when it comes to the sheriff-should she believe the "evidence" or should she trust her heart?
Every morning since her husband's death, Marie Manning wakes up and reassures herself that everything's fine. Just fine. Her home is secure, her kids are brilliant, her pets precious and her friends plentiful.
Then Marie's world goes from safe to scary when a neighbor's body turns up on her ranch. Suddenly all kinds of people-including Sheriff Jim Whittington-have questions for Marie.
But Marie has questions of her own. What is Whittington keeping from her? And-when it comes to the sheriff-should she believe the "evidence" or should she trust her heart?
Kim G. (guyfarmgirl) reviewed It Happened in Texas (Harlequin Superromance #812) on + 248 more book reviews
Every morning since her husband's death, Marie Manning wakes up and reassures herself that everything's fine. Just fine. Her home is secure, her kids are brillant, her pets precious and her friends plentiful.
Then Marie's world goes from safe to scary when a neighbor's body turns up on her ranch. Suddenly all kinds of people-including Sheriff Jim Whittington-have questions for Marie.
But Marie has questions of her own. What is Whittington keeping from her? And-when it comes to the sheriff-should she believe the "evidence" or should she trust her heart?
Then Marie's world goes from safe to scary when a neighbor's body turns up on her ranch. Suddenly all kinds of people-including Sheriff Jim Whittington-have questions for Marie.
But Marie has questions of her own. What is Whittington keeping from her? And-when it comes to the sheriff-should she believe the "evidence" or should she trust her heart?
