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HARD-HEARTED TEXAN.Born into a sprawling ranching family, rugged Harden Tremayne was the toughest, wildest man ever to come out of Texas. And the loneliest. Until he met Miranda Warren, the lovely Chicago widow who aroused feelings too long denied - and a yearning for something that could never be his.Miranda had never felt anything as overwhelming as her passion HARD-HEARTED TEXAN.Born into a sprawling ranching family, rugged Harden Tremayne was the toughest, wildest man ever to come out of Texas. And the loneliest. Until he met Miranda Warren, the lovely Chicago widow who aroused feelings too long denied - and a yearning for something that could never be his.Miranda had never felt anything as overwhelming as her passion for the long, lean cowboy. But Harden couldn't give her the one thing she so desperately craved.Then she discovered the tragic secret he harboured deep in his soul. She loved him.

But was her love enough to melt his hard, hungry heart and help them make a new life - together? Geez, DP, the early years.I was going to say that DP must not have reached her stride with mean heroes, but that sonuvabitch Evan is right up after Harden so maybe Harden is an aberration. Is Diana Palmer having a little joke at our expect by naming the maybe-virginal hero Harden.

I hope so.Harden, yikes that name, is relatively beta for a Long Tall Texan who like all DP heroes must look like thisHe meets Miranda, a widow who lost her husband and baby just weeks (or was it months?) ago. Miranda Geez, DP, the early years.I was going to say that DP must not have reached her stride with mean heroes, but that sonuvabitch Evan is right up after Harden so maybe Harden is an aberration. Is Diana Palmer having a little joke at our expect by naming the maybe-virginal hero Harden. I hope so.Harden, yikes that name, is relatively beta for a Long Tall Texan who like all DP heroes must look like thisHe meets Miranda, a widow who lost her husband and baby just weeks (or was it months?) ago. Miranda has small breasts.

That’s pretty much all you need to know about her.Since Harden’s chest is so hairy it compensates for Miranda’s small breasts, and they decide to marry so they can have some good sex. Miranda’s old husband, old as in first and dead, didn’t appreciate her flat chest and sex was not good.I’m sorry, but now I am off my stride.

I just don’t know what to do with a DP hero that is not as mean as a snake.Evan is ever present, and pops up as a voice of reason by saying things like, “ Git in there and consummate that marriage.” or words to that effect. He is just beginning to show his personality transplant about poor Anna in the next book, but that’s a rant for another time.Mom is a problem for Harden, and almost ruins the marriage before it’s even off the ground.The couple finally consummate their marriage because Evan tells Miranda that Harden is a virgin. Is he or isn’t he? I thought at the opening that this was going to be a 4 star story. The H/h meet at a bar in Chicago.

The heroine is dressed up and has had too much to drink. When her “date” (her brother) is called away the heroine tipsily starts flirting with the hero who thinks she’s beautiful. He informs her he hates women up front, but he’s actually really nice to her. He discovers she’s drinking because she was in an accident that killed her husband and unborn child just a month or so ago.When they part I thought at the opening that this was going to be a 4 star story. The H/h meet at a bar in Chicago.

The heroine is dressed up and has had too much to drink. When her “date” (her brother) is called away the heroine tipsily starts flirting with the hero who thinks she’s beautiful. He informs her he hates women up front, but he’s actually really nice to her. He discovers she’s drinking because she was in an accident that killed her husband and unborn child just a month or so ago.When they part ways, the hero sees the heroine go to a bridge and he thinks she’s going to jump. He takes her to his hotel suite to sleep it off.

The heroine is embarrassed the next day, but the hero is kind.He takes her home and then goes back to his Cattleman Conference where he and his brother, Evan (from the next book) get into fisticuffs with some other ranchers about hormones used in beef production. They are both exhilarated by their fight. Hero has a black eye.Hero calls the heroine and against his better judgment, he stays in Chicago and spends the next week dating the heroine. It’s actually a really believable courtship sequence. I usually find myself very bored with courtship (give me conflict any day of the week), but DP made it believable and interesting.

These were two lost souls who could help each other.All was well until H went back to Jacobsville and to his insecurities and hang ups. He still hates his mother for having an affair while married and bringing him into the family as the illegitimate half brother.

(He shares their last name since his step-father adopted him). This disrespect to his mother is puzzling and cringey.The H/h write – but the heroine takes the hero’s lead and keeps the letters impersonal. However, when the hero returns to Chicago six months later, the spark is back and we have a bit of virgin whispering. But the heroine is not a virgin – how does that work in a DP story?Heroine had painful sex with her hubby who told her she wasn’t attractive, so she doesn’t like intimacy. Hero introduces her to the wonder of a hairy chest and even invites her touch him “where he is a man”. This is the first third base reference I’ve seen in the LTT series, btw.Hero also tells the heroine he’s never done this before, but he has had other experiences.

I’m not sure what that means. DP is coy about the hero’s sexual track record. I.think. she was trying to imply that he had watched porn or read men’s magazines – I sure hope she didn’t mean he had bought a prostitute.And speaking of a prostitute, that’s what the hero’s idiot mother thought the h was when he brought the heroine home from Chicago. It’s not what the heroine looks like, it’s because the hero had told his mother that she had turned him off of women and that he would make a prostitute her daughter in law someday.The heroine is understandably upset by this, but they work it out.

Everything is fine, hero proposes and heroine accepts. But heroine thinks she should pretend to be a city girl (she grew up on a ranch in South Dakota) to test if the hero really loves her. This actually doesn’t backfire and the hero thinks it’s amusing.What is not amusing is the H’s mother tells the heroine on her wedding day that the hero is still stuck on his ex who died and she feels guilty about it.

They were going to elope, but when the ex called the house, the hero’s mother lied and said he was out. She didn’t feel like calling him to the phone. The ex was in despair because her parents had found out their plot to marry. So she jumped to her death.

When hero found out about the phone call, he blamed his mother for her death. Heroine then asks the H about his ex on their Mexican honeymoon and he gets mad and they don’t have sex – although they tour the Mayan ruins for bit of travelogue. The heroine is convinced the hero doesn’t love her. Hero says they will divorce when they get back to Texas.The H’s brother notices something is wrong and tells the h that the H just needs to forget his ex and she is the one to do it. Since he is a virgin, he might be shy so she should tart herself up.She tries to seduce him, but hero thinks she’s trying to manipulate him to forgive his mother, so he flings the insults her dead husband used to say to her to make her feel inadequate.Heroine decides to leave.H’s brother yells at the H that heroine thinks he is still hung up on his ex. Hero realizes she was acting out of love and that he does need to forgive his mother. But first they’ll have sex.Then hero explains that he’s come to the conclusion that it was his ex’s time to die and that his mother had nothing to do with her suicide.

Same with the heroine’s husband and baby. It was God’s will. H and his mother make up with the hero’s mother no longer feeling a twinge of guilt about her affair.I really liked the H/h together – until the H’s mother got involved.

She really messed them up.I not sure if DP meant to put in the subtext that since the H looked like the love of her life, she was jealous of any other woman he was interested. I’m not sure because none of the characters acknowledged it.But if she meant to put that subtext in – well done. It was all there – spelled out in her behavior past and present.

This woman was toxic to both the h and the Hero’s dead ex. It was also creepy that her disrespectful son was her favorite son -all because he looked like the guy she “will love until her dying day.” (He died in Vietnam, so she went back to her husband and made the best of it)I hate those settling for second best relationships, so that put a damper on the end of the story even if it wasn’t the H/h’s relationship.This story had some meat to it and was interesting to see how DP’s writing has changed. She’s got more complex story lines and less time devoted to sex scenes and undressing/dressing (Thank God)Diana Palmer Checklist:Hairy Chest – checkBreast Description – small and firm and whiteCigarettes – checkAlcohol – Pina Coladas - grossTown Descriptions – Chicago and later on the Mayan ruins. The brother’s ranch in Jacobsville has another house on it the hero is remodeling for the heroine.

There’s a Baptist church where they marry. (We have two churches now – Baptist and Methodist)Gardenia Scent – No.Hobby Horse – this is the second book that DP has come out against growth hormones in beef.Cutesy detail – hero’s mother is always trying to fix things and messing them up. I added the apple pie obsession to my review of Connal, since I think this is going to be a thing. UPDATE: Reread April, 2019Desafio de uma Vida, portuguese edition, Kindle UnlimitedRelido em 8 de junho de 2016.Highlights'She'd grown up in ranching country and knew quite a bit about how beef was produced, but she didn't say so. It was nicer to let him explain how it worked, to sit and listen to his deep, quiet voice.' 'I'm a loner,' he said irritably. 'I like it that way.

I don't need anyone.' 'I suppose I'm not very good at UPDATE: Reread April, 2019Desafio de uma Vida, portuguese edition, Kindle UnlimitedRelido em 8 de junho de 2016.Highlights'She'd grown up in ranching country and knew quite a bit about how beef was produced, but she didn't say so. It was nicer to let him explain how it worked, to sit and listen to his deep, quiet voice.' 'I'm a loner,' he said irritably. 'I like it that way. I don't need anyone.'

'I suppose I'm not very good at being alone,' she replied.' You've given me a new perspective on women.

I suppose there are some decent ones in the world.' She smiled sadly. 'High praise, coming from you.'

'I can't spend my life wandering around Chicago while you're in your office!' 'Let me make love to you.

Set any limits you like.' 'Amazing, what a man can do when he sets his mind to it,' he whispered against her mouth. 'I’m glad to see that my instincts haven't worn out. Although I've read about that, I've never done it before.' 'Why are you shocked?' 'I'm no playboy. Women are still pretty much a mystery to me.

Less so now,' he added with a wicked gleam in his eyes.' Sex is serious business to me. I don't sleep around, ever.' 'I've missed you, woman,' he whispered roughly.' What's the old saying, 'if wishes were horses, beggars could ride'?'

'Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely, and more temperate.' 'I hope you took vitamins, because you're going to need every bit of strength you've got.' 'Well, now you have, and you can stop throwing your conquests in my face— Oh!' His mouth stopped the tirade, and he smiled against it.

'They weren't conquests, they were educational experiences that made me the perfect specimen of male prowess you see before you.' She caught her breath, gaping at him. 'And your brother thinks you're a virgin!' She burst out. 'We all make mistakes.' A well written, enjoyable, easy to read romanceSPOILER ALERT! I DO NOT DETAIL ANY PARTICULAR EVENTS IN THIS REVIEW BUT I DO TALK IN GENERAL TERMS ABOUT THE PLOT AND CHARACTERS ALL THROUGH THIS REVIEW SO IF YOU DON'T WANT ANY CLUES ABOUT WHAT I DID NOT LIKE ABOUT THE BOOK DO NOT READ THIS REVIEW.

IF YOU WANT A REVIEW THAT WILL HELP YOU DECIDE WHETHER YOU WILL BE AS DISAPPOINTED BY THE BOOK AS I WAS, READ ON.A well written and enjoyable romance by a talented, well known writer of action packed A well written, enjoyable, easy to read romanceSPOILER ALERT! I DO NOT DETAIL ANY PARTICULAR EVENTS IN THIS REVIEW BUT I DO TALK IN GENERAL TERMS ABOUT THE PLOT AND CHARACTERS ALL THROUGH THIS REVIEW SO IF YOU DON'T WANT ANY CLUES ABOUT WHAT I DID NOT LIKE ABOUT THE BOOK DO NOT READ THIS REVIEW.

IF YOU WANT A REVIEW THAT WILL HELP YOU DECIDE WHETHER YOU WILL BE AS DISAPPOINTED BY THE BOOK AS I WAS, READ ON.A well written and enjoyable romance by a talented, well known writer of action packed romances. This book is quick and easy to read. The plot is a little trite but with unique variations.

The characters are well drawn as individuals and not just stock characters. There is no bad language or current sexual intercourse outside of marriage, although one of the characters that is an adult in this book was conceived outside of marriage and has a rocky relationship with his mother in this book partly because of this. There are some very explicit depiction of kissing and other sexual acts short of intercourse between people who are courting but the characters do not let themselves 'go too far'.This book is a very well done example of a romance based on silly misunderstanding between two people who are so afraid to be hurt if they say what they mean that they tell half truths and then feel hurt when they are not understood. I get so tired both in stories and in real life with people who expect others to guess what they mean when they say one thing and mean something totally different.

So I cannot give a book that is entirely based on misunderstanding based on things that the characters deliberately keep hidden any more than three stars. Deliberately withholding important information about important things can be a form of lying in extreme cases, and this book shows what can happen when people do this. But that should be so obvious that it is not worth writing yet another book about.

If you are that messed up, arrange to get professional help, whether from a minister with training in counselling or a therapist. Don't expect that getting married will fix being a compulsive liar especially if you marry another compulsive liar, and especially do not expect that having children will solve this problem. I have read almost all of the Long, Tall Texan books but admittedly not in order. I started with the later ones and am now catching up to the older ones.Harden and Miranda have a second chance at love.

They both had loved or at least thought they had and then lost their loves. This made Harden bitter and Miranda devastated.They meet accidentally and Harden helps her in a time of need. There is an instant attraction even though Harden fights it almost until it's too late.It's typical Diana I have read almost all of the Long, Tall Texan books but admittedly not in order. I started with the later ones and am now catching up to the older ones.Harden and Miranda have a second chance at love. They both had loved or at least thought they had and then lost their loves.

This made Harden bitter and Miranda devastated.They meet accidentally and Harden helps her in a time of need. There is an instant attraction even though Harden fights it almost until it's too late.It's typical Diana Palmer and I enjoyed reading it. HARD-HEARTED TEXAN.Born into a sprawling ranching family, rugged Harden Tremayne was the toughest, wildest man ever to come out of Texas. And the loneliest. Until he met Miranda Warren, the lovely Chicago widow who aroused feelings too long denied - and a yearning for something that could never be his.Miranda had never felt anything as overwhelming as her passion for the long, lean cowboy.

But Harden couldn't give her the one thing she so desperately craved.Then she discovered the HARD-HEARTED TEXAN.Born into a sprawling ranching family, rugged Harden Tremayne was the toughest, wildest man ever to come out of Texas. And the loneliest. Until he met Miranda Warren, the lovely Chicago widow who aroused feelings too long denied - and a yearning for something that could never be his.Miranda had never felt anything as overwhelming as her passion for the long, lean cowboy. But Harden couldn't give her the one thing she so desperately craved.Then she discovered the tragic secret he harbored deep in his soul. She loved him.

But was her love enough to melt his hard, hungry heart and help them make a new life - together? Harden is an man with old fashion believes when it comes to women.

Because of his mother he has hated all women for years. Until he meets Miranda. He thinks he's saving her and does the gentlemanly thing. Miranda is still grieving the loss of her unborn child and feeling guilty about how her husband died.

Giving each other time to heal seems to have worked. Harden still isn't willing to go too far until they're married. Miranda is a little deceitful trying to see if he can love her for her. I Harden is an man with old fashion believes when it comes to women. Because of his mother he has hated all women for years. Until he meets Miranda. He thinks he's saving her and does the gentlemanly thing.

Miranda is still grieving the loss of her unborn child and feeling guilty about how her husband died. Download free forma scientific model 2095 manualidades. Giving each other time to heal seems to have worked.

Harden still isn't willing to go too far until they're married. Miranda is a little deceitful trying to see if he can love her for her. I thought she was lucky that it didn't blow up in her face.

Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.Diana Palmer is a pseudonym for author.(1)romance authorSusan Eloise Spaeth was born on 11 December 1946 in Cuthbert, Georgia, USA. She was the eldest daughter of Maggie Eloise Cliatt, a nurse and also journalist, and William Olin Spaeth, a college professor. Her mother was part of the women's Librarian Note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name.Diana Palmer is a pseudonym for author.(1)romance authorSusan Eloise Spaeth was born on 11 December 1946 in Cuthbert, Georgia, USA.

She was the eldest daughter of Maggie Eloise Cliatt, a nurse and also journalist, and William Olin Spaeth, a college professor. Her mother was part of the women's liberation movement many years before it became fashionable.

Her best friends are her mother and her sister, Dannis Spaeth (Cole), who now has two daughters, Amanda Belle Hofstetter and Maggie and lives in Utah. Susan grew up reading Zane Grey and fell in love with cowboys. Susan is a former newspaper reporter, with sixteen years experience on both daily and weekly newspapers. Since 1972, she has been married to James Kyle and have since settled down in Cornelia, Georgia, where she started to write romance novels. Susan and her husband have one son, Blayne Edward, born in 1980.She began selling romances in 1979 as Diana Palmer.

She also used the pseudonyms Diana Blayne and Katy Currie, and her married name: Susan Kyle. Now, she has over 40 million copies of her books in print, which have been translated and published around the world. She is listed in numerous publications, including Contemporary Authors by Gale Research, Inc., Twentieth Century Romance and Historical Writers by St. James Press, The Writers Directory by St. James Press, the International Who's Who of Authors and Writers by Meirose Press, Ltd., and Love's Leading Ladies by Kathryn Falk. Her awards include seven Waldenbooks national sales awards, four B. Dalton national sales awards, two Bookrak national sales awards, a Lifetime Achievement Award for series storytelling from Romantic Times, several Affaire de Coeur awards, and two regional RWA awards.Inspired by her husband, who quit a blue-collar manufacturing job to return to school and get his diploma in computer programming, Susan herself went back to college as a day student at the age of 45.

In 1995, she graduated summa cum laude from Piedmont College, Demorest, GA, with a major in history and a double minor in archaeology and Spanish. She was named to two honor societies (the Torch Club and Alpha Chi), and was named to the National Dean's List. In addition to her writing projects, she is currently working on her master's degree in history at California State University.

She hopes to specialize in Native American studies. She is a member of the Native American Rights Fund, the American Museum of Natural History, the National Cattlemen's Association, the Archaeological Institute of Amenca, the Planetary Society, The Georgia Conservancy, the Georgia Sheriff's Association, and numerous conservation and charitable organizations. Her hobbies include gardening, archaeology, anthropology, iguanas, astronomy and music.In 1998, her husband retired from his own computer business and now pursues skeet shooting medals in local, state, national and international competition. They love riding around and looking at the countryside, watching sci-fi on TV and at the movies, just talking and eating out.

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Fall in love with a Long, Tall Texan in Diana Palmer’s classic tale, The Texas Ranger!When Texas Ranger Marc Brannon returns to the line of duty, a high-profile murder mystery pits him against a vibrant—and vulnerable—junior investigator from his past. Years ago, Josette Langley made no secret of the fact that she was desperately in love with the rugged lawman, and despite their differences, the rough-hewn loner became drawn to the innocent young woman. Yet Marc and Josette parted on explosive terms when she made a shocking accusation that shattered both their lives.Now they’re back together again. And this time, a lot more than just their hearts is at stake.

The woman Marc once cherished is being targeted by a corrupt political figure who will stop at nothing to bury the truth. Can Marc and Josette set aside their stormy discord and see justice served—or will they both be caught in the crossfire?Hutton & Co.

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Book 4Originally published August 2001 in mass market paperback by MIRA and August 2004 by HQN. Other Books in the Hutton & Co. Series.Other Books in the Long, Tall Texans Series.