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File Size: 3949 KB
Print Length: 348 pages
Publisher: Montlake Romance (August 1, 2003)
Publication Date: March 25, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00G4DA3CW
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A wonderful combination of romance, light humor, and mystery. Abby Hunter is a loner who has grown up in a small town with the stigma of her father murdering her mother. She is also a determined woman who developed her skills and talents working on her family's horse ranch, as well as surviving in the Western frontier. Jonah Tremain is a successful cavalry officer who heralds from an old and respected military family steeped in tradition. He has resentfully followed the path his father, a retired general, has dictated for his life and career including the selection of his future bride. Jonah is affianced to a beautiful socialite who is suitable for an officer rising in the ranks. Jonah is investigating the robbery of the military payroll when his path collides with Abby. He discovers the depth of the many layers of Abby's fascinating character and her zest for life. He soon realizes how empty and rote his life has been to this point. Now he must deal with the dilemma of his adhering to his principles of honor and integrity and his love and passion for Abby. He must choose between honoring his promise to wed his high society fiance and the life chosen for him or seeking an alternate path with Abby and the fulfillment of his dreams."Moon Racer" is book #3 in "Half Moon Ranch" series. Each book in the series is written by a different author. If you are interested in reading more in the series check the following:Book #1 - Hunter's Moon by Bobbi SmithBook #2 - Renegade Moon by Elaine BarbieriBook #3 - Moon Racer by Constance O'BanyonBook #4 - Dark of the Moon by Evelyn RogersIf you read other Amazon Reviews is sounds like "Moon Racer" was the best in the series.
I enjoyed the story very much and would highly recommend the book. Jonnah was the hero every woman wants and loved Abby the way we all want to be loved!
The book itself is well written. I liked the characters. Sex scenes were not extremely detailed, but kind enough to the reader for some hot flashes. It was sweet to see the heroine grow up. Now to be honest, this is the first book of hers I have read and really reads like a series with cliffhangers. Loose ends abound. The bad guy is not caught even in the epilogue . For my tastes, I prefer a more tightly woven book. I do not enjoy cliffhangers. It seems so unfinished to me. I am fine with introducing the next book characters, but this was too much. That being said, I read the book in a day, so the author moved me along and kept my attention. I needed more from the book to feel satisfied in giving it more stars. To give you a clue to what keeps my attention, Lilliana Heart and Nicky Charles.
5Stars
This was a great read.....I started reading it and finished far into the night. I heartily recommend it.........However the ending was awful. The stories ending was purposely cut short leaving the resolve for another book. I really resent the time I spent on this story only to be forced to read the next book to find out what was the completion of the saga. I can guess the gist of the next book........Iona's letter to her daughter Julianna about a trust fund for her caused the daughter to return to her hometown to claim it. The sleazy lawyer who was in charge of the trust spent it and is in trouble, goaded and pressured by the equally sleazy banker......yards yada yada.If a writer can't trust herself to write a compelling story that resolves itself at the end, that would want readers to get her next book, then she should quit until she gains confidence in herself.I gave a very good book a lousy rating because I resent tricks.
It's a good thing Patricia shoved Abby and Jonah together before they each blew their one chance for a happily ever after. Some people can be so stubborn when they believe they know what's best or right for everyone else. Loved the description of the horses and especially the "taming" Abby did on the rather spirited horse no one else wanted to tame.
Abby is a vibrant, strong woman. She makes this story ring. I enjoyed the action, the family, the loving and the suspense.
Favorite scene with Abby-Her final battle with Edmund.Favorite scene with Jonah-Patricia showing him that Abby was meant for him.Together-Their first meeting, Abby making him fall from his horse. :)What did you like about Abby-Her stubborness and feistiness. Her love for everyone around her. Her toughness.What didn't you like about Abby-She was going to do whatever she wanted. And when it came to crucial things, likeEdmund's threats, she was going to keep them to herself.What did you like about Jonah-His strength, thinking he had to do the right thing where Patricia and Abby wereconcerned and his dedication to his work.What didn't you like about Jonah-That he was still willing to marry Patricia, even after being with Abby. He didn'trealize that that would hurt both women. Also, the bitterness towards his dad. Hewasn't such a bad dude. And being jealous of any man around Abby.
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