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Hannah's Man

Ebook By Rita Hestand
Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star1 star(5)
Published: Oct. 05, 2009
Category: Fiction » Literature » Women's Fiction
Category: Fiction » Literature » Romance
Words: 57352 (approximate)
Language: English


Ebook Description

Hannah was about to lose her ranch. Rusty was her reluctant hero. He'd just lost the only woman he'd ever loved, he wasn't about to fall for this Hannah gal. There was only one way to protect his investment...he'd have to marry her. After all, Texas was a community property state! He couldn't lose. Or could he? She'd share everything but her heart with him. And then suddenly everyone was calling

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This book contains content that may not be suitable for young readers 17 and under.

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Hannah's Man
Rusty Travers was the reluctant hero. Hannah O'Leary was losing her ranch and if something didn't happen fast, the land her mother was buried on was going to be foreclosed on. But her brother's idea of letting the Travers help didn't sit well with Hannah. Especaillly when marriage was suggested. So why was everyone calling him, Hannah's Man?

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Review by: Rebecca J. Vickery on Oct. 18, 2009 : star star star star star
Hannah's Man by Rita Hestand
Review by Rebecca J. Vickery
This was the first book I've read by this talented author, but it won't be the last. I now intend to read her other stories about these Travers brothers and their adventures in finding and keeping their women.

In Hannah's Man, following true cowboy style, Rusty Travers sees a woman in distress and reluctantly goes to her rescue. Hannah has secrets and one of them is that her ranch is mortgaged to the hilt. In order to save her home, she has to rely on this cowboy she doesn't know and has no reason to trust. A great play on the cowboy coming to the rescue theme by Ms. Hestand.

Then Rusty and Hannah begin to find a lot of traits they like and respect in each other. But that's only after some very entertaining interaction. Ms. Hestand balances the conflict and the attraction expertly and has you turning pages to see what could possibly happen next.

And just when you think the problems are all wrapped up and this couple is on the way to riding off into the sunset, there's a surprise call for Rusty from home that might change everything.

This story was extremely entertaining and provided a welcome escape after a hard day. I loved it and would highly recommend it. I gave this book 5 stars and will save it to read again. I am definitely looking forward to Ms. Hestand's other works.

Review by Rebecca J. Vickery
(This book was purchased and this review was neither requested nor paid for in any way. The opinion expressed is the reviewers who was not compensated in any manner.)

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