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Sugar Daddy Author: SHE'S FROM THE WRONG SIDE OF THE TRACKS — Liberty Jones has dreams and determination that will take her far away from Welcome, Texas -- if she can keep her wild heart from ruling her mind. Hardy Cates sees Liberty as completely off-limits. His own ambitions are bigger than Welcome, and Liberty is a complication he doesn't need. But something magi... more »
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OH MY OH MY... I originally got this book from the library, HOWEVER, after reading chapter 7, I knew it was going to be a favorite and purchased it. Lisa Kleypas is such a gifted writer. This is my first book of hers, and I can't wait to read more books by her, historical or contemporary.
I wasn't sure I would enjoy reading a book in first person, but I did. I felt everything Liberty felt, anger, frustration, butterflies, pain, tiredness and tears. This story was especially enjoyable, as I could appreciate all that she went through.
If you have not read this story, it's in paperback now, GO GET IT.
I wasn't sure I would enjoy reading a book in first person, but I did. I felt everything Liberty felt, anger, frustration, butterflies, pain, tiredness and tears. This story was especially enjoyable, as I could appreciate all that she went through.
If you have not read this story, it's in paperback now, GO GET IT.
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Loved this book..her first Contemp. and it lives up to her reputation
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Loved this - read it in 2 days - couldn't put it down. Want to read Blue eyed devil now. Lisa Kleypas is awesome!
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Great read,storyline and lovable characters!The story moved along smoothly with some plot twists and a great ending. I am looking forward to the next in the series "Blue Eyed Devil"
If you love western romances you will love this. Set in modern times it is a great love story. You get to know the main character really well through out the book. You really grow with her as the book unfolds. Lets not forget the COWBOYS in the story. A page turner that leaves wanting to read all of Lisa Kleypas books!!!
I enjoyed this book, Kleypas is a great writer. This is a departure from her typical historical-romance books and also written in the first person. Usually we see the perspectives of both hero and heroine but using first person, we are involved in only one character's life.
I did feel like maybe we spent too much time on Liberty's youth - it began to feel a bit more Danielle Steel than Lisa Kleypas. I liked her story with Hardy and you certainly felt sorry for the both of them. But I kept wishing she'd move things along. I think she could have cut out 100-200 pages in the start of the book.
That said, later in the book, as we got to know Churchill and then Gage, I think the pacing got better and you were wondering until the very end whom she would wind up with.
I'll probably read the next in the series, but not in a big hurry.
I did feel like maybe we spent too much time on Liberty's youth - it began to feel a bit more Danielle Steel than Lisa Kleypas. I liked her story with Hardy and you certainly felt sorry for the both of them. But I kept wishing she'd move things along. I think she could have cut out 100-200 pages in the start of the book.
That said, later in the book, as we got to know Churchill and then Gage, I think the pacing got better and you were wondering until the very end whom she would wind up with.
I'll probably read the next in the series, but not in a big hurry.
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