Tanner Stakes His Claim (Edgewater, Texas) (Harlequin Historical, No 513)
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Genre: Romance
Book Type: Paperback
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Genre: Romance
Book Type: Paperback
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There's something reassuring about re meeting characters from previous books; it is nice to see how people have grown and managed in their world. Thus, it was delightful to see Wes Tanner again. He's the adopted son of Rosemary and Gabriel Tanner (from THE BACHELOR TAX).
Wes is now the sheriff of Edgewater and doing well at it. When he goes to hear the new songbird at the Golden Slipper, Wes is mesmerized by the beautiful young singer. He's instantly interested in the woman and becomes protective when he finds she's confused about her past (ho-hum, I hate amnesia cases).
Wes tells Angelina that he's lest interested in her past than her future with him. When he finds out that the young lady is going to have a baby and doesn't know the circumstances, Wes worries that he cannot accept another man's child. Gabe sets him straight about Rosemary's insistence that Gabe accept Wes and his sister in order to marry him.
This is a fine story in spite of the amnesia. 4 stars
Edgewood Texas
1. The Bachelor Tax (2000)
2. Tanner Stakes His Claim (2000)
Wes is now the sheriff of Edgewater and doing well at it. When he goes to hear the new songbird at the Golden Slipper, Wes is mesmerized by the beautiful young singer. He's instantly interested in the woman and becomes protective when he finds she's confused about her past (ho-hum, I hate amnesia cases).
Wes tells Angelina that he's lest interested in her past than her future with him. When he finds out that the young lady is going to have a baby and doesn't know the circumstances, Wes worries that he cannot accept another man's child. Gabe sets him straight about Rosemary's insistence that Gabe accept Wes and his sister in order to marry him.
This is a fine story in spite of the amnesia. 4 stars
Edgewood Texas
1. The Bachelor Tax (2000)
2. Tanner Stakes His Claim (2000)
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