Mack the Wife was a great read.
937752
This is a great romance as well as a murder mystery with a lot of twists and turns.  Highly recommend it!
3121796
Its a great story and I especially liked the additional comments from his wife Tara to get her perspective on events. A must read.
1551962
My wife highly recommended this book to me, and I loved it.  I usually read sci-fi or biographies, but I could not put this book down.  I look forward to reading more by Abigail Storm.
597263
I loved this book as I found it to be a wife's story of daily life.  She shares her family happenings as well as her many meetings with women's groups and all the visitors of the White House and the Texas ranch.  She had to do a tremendous amount of entertaining.  She does not dwell on the politics other than how the times affected her husband and her daughters.  Her worries and concerns for her family are typical for a wife and mother.  I admire how she maintained a calmness through a difficult time in our nation's history. She was quite a great personality.
1808412
I like her writing, and these characters were interesting to me.  I appreciated that the main character was a male.  People get married for lots of reasons, and I think that this marriage reflected a common situation.  The fact that the husband didn't really have the same perspective as the wife did from the beginning made for a challenging resolution.  Worth a read.
3991569
I loved all four stories in this series about the MacKade brothers, but I thought this one was the best. I recommend all four books and it helps to read them in order.
2996646
I had a good time with this book. It is a great read for anyone who enjoys westerns. I grew up on western film but have not read many western books. I enjoyed the characters and got surprised a few times, especially by McFee who ran deeper than I realized at the beginning. I enjoyed his romance with Salome, finding it realistic for his situation and needs. I kept hoping for more after they marry, and you'll have to read the book to see how their relationship plays out. I won't spoil it.

It has some fun cowboy good guy/ bad guy scenes, as well as a bit of redemption in there for good luck. Very enjoyable.
4299502
This was a great story about the Scottish Highlands. The descriptiveness of the surroundings as well as the way of life back then was amazing. I thught I was back in  that time period. Fiona showed that a strong woman was an asset back in those times and who wouldn't want a hot, hunky knight for a mate? Loved this book.
950551
The one thing i found pretty good was its decent language and the emphasis  on family values, retaining current marraige and then a gentle romance.  It's about a hi-fly construction magnate in 1950's where pressure takes its  tool on him and he shouts at his wife. He leaves for scotland to have a  quiet vacation where he meets a tempestous unmarried woman who's steep in  scottish traditions. There blooms a delicate romance between the two. And  more fun when the wife hears about it in US and comes to scotland! Boy,  what a story.
3764431
I bought this novel out of curiosity after I found out that L.R. Pendleton is Linda Pendleton, wife of Don Pendleton, creator of one of my favorite fictional characters, Mack Bolan, the Executioner. I'm glad I did. Linda's character Richard McCord isn't as hard core as Mack Bolan, but he is tough, troubled, well-drawn and likable. The murder mystery is twisty and not easy to guess. And there's some interesting character development in McCord through the course of the story. It definitely made me want to explore more of Linda Pendleton's books.
1239605
I really enjoyed this book. I have been seeing the Lady Justice series on goodreads, but this is the first one I have read. I was pleasantly surprised. Walt makes a good leading man. I like his relationships with his wife and his friends. It is refreshing to read about someone who has his life together. The plot about the assassination attempt on the president seemed plausible, although the battle with the gang members seemed a little far fetched to me. I liked the touches of humor in the book, and the way that it made me think about political issues. I am definitely going to read more from this author.
1404775
I read this book because I loved The One Eyed Mack in "Kick the Can". I did enjoy "Crown Oklahoma" very much, but I must say that it is no "Kick the Can".

I was particularly intrigued by the story line, and how timely it is today in light of the Jayson Blair and Dan Rather scandals. It is almost as if Mr. Lehrer predicted such events.

It was great to be reunited with Mack, Jackie, and "Leutenant Dad", and it was a very enjoyable book. I highly recommend that you do not read this until you have read "Kick the Can" first.
2172984
I truly enjoyed reading this novel.  There were some of the same members that were in Dr Haley's first book but they took on more personality in this episode.  They lovely Lady Lydia showed her soft side and leadership when coaxing people to do her will.  Ace puffed hard on cigarettes and showed his macho style while Clyde always had to be pushed into everything.  It was colorfuf reading and I enjoyed the old indian star gazer.  Try it you'll like it.
3278337
I enjoyed this book very much.  I l liked the story line.  The book was well written and quick to read.  I liked the wife's character.
1553607
"A Project Chick" was a really good read! I read this book in only three days. "A Hustler's Wife" was good too but I liked this one best!

Cindy Boyd

author of Letting the Dog Out

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1743111
This was the first Karen Marie Moning book I read.  After reading this one, I had to purchase the rest of the MacKeltar Clan series.  I enjoyed them all.  KMM is now on my favorite author list.
4564514
I originally bought this book for my wife, figuring it was women's romance. But my wife read it, loved it, and convinced me that I would like it. So I read it and really enjoyed it. Astor Place Vintage is a great human-interest story connecting two people from two periods in time.