Jean Brashear
Auteur de The Goddess of Fried Okra
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Œuvres de Jean Brashear
Midnight Surrender 2 exemplaires
Texas Protector; Lone Star Lovers Boxed Set: Books 1-3 (Texas Heroes Boxed Sets Book 7)-4 of 4 1 exemplaire
Texas Heroes Collection: Books 1-5 1 exemplaire
Texas Together 1 exemplaire
Texas Healer; Lone Star Lovers Boxed Set: Books 1-3 (Texas Heroes Boxed Sets Book 7)-3 of 4 1 exemplaire
Texas Heartthrob; Lone Star Lovers Boxed Set: Books 1-3 (Texas Heroes Boxed Sets Book 7)-2 of 3 1 exemplaire
Three Texas Brothers; Lone Star Lovers Boxed Set: Books 1-3 (Texas Heroes Boxed Sets Book 7)-1 of 3 1 exemplaire
Texas Troubles 1 exemplaire
Texas Ties 1 exemplaire
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Black Flag, White Lies (NASCAR Hidden Legacies, #2) par Jean Brashear
Jean Brashear, you always come through. Up 'til now, my experiences with Nascar Romances have been disappointing to say the least, but you managed to bring just the right touch of humanity to a group of folks who too frequently come across as...well...rather unlikeable in their fictional forms.
A little mellow dramatic in spots, but sweet.
Audio Version: The Book Babes Boxed Set: The Book Babes (Texas Ties/Texas Troubles/Texas Together) (Texas Heroes) by Jean Brashear (Author), Eric G. Dove (Narrator)
Heartwarming, humorous and honest. Brashear continues to steal hearts with her tales of courageous women and the men who love them. Ava, Ellie, Sylvie, Laken and Luisa are a sisterhood that inspires, conspires and fights back, whenever the need may be. I love the fact that even at their weakest, Brashear refuses to make these women victims. A heroine is a woman, not afraid to risk, determined to suceed and never afraid to ask for help. The Book Babes are a family in heart, if not by blood. Ironic that Dove is not afraid to be vulnerable when it comes to saluting a heroine. Brashear, chose well.… (plus d'informations)
Heartwarming, humorous and honest. Brashear continues to steal hearts with her tales of courageous women and the men who love them. Ava, Ellie, Sylvie, Laken and Luisa are a sisterhood that inspires, conspires and fights back, whenever the need may be. I love the fact that even at their weakest, Brashear refuses to make these women victims. A heroine is a woman, not afraid to risk, determined to suceed and never afraid to ask for help. The Book Babes are a family in heart, if not by blood. Ironic that Dove is not afraid to be vulnerable when it comes to saluting a heroine. Brashear, chose well.… (plus d'informations)
Audiobook Review: Texas Christmas Bride (The Gallaghers of Sweetgrass Springs #6)
by Jean Brashear, Eric G. Dove
Sweetgrass is an enigma. Haunted by heartache, yet filled with so much love. Texas Christmas Bride is a celebration of all the parts that make love beautiful. Family, friendship and new beginnings. Brashear gives readers a chance to revisit old friends, while getting to know new ones. From fun to emotional, Brashear, Dove and the Sweetgrass gang are an irresistible combination.… (plus d'informations)
by Jean Brashear, Eric G. Dove
Sweetgrass is an enigma. Haunted by heartache, yet filled with so much love. Texas Christmas Bride is a celebration of all the parts that make love beautiful. Family, friendship and new beginnings. Brashear gives readers a chance to revisit old friends, while getting to know new ones. From fun to emotional, Brashear, Dove and the Sweetgrass gang are an irresistible combination.… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 80
- Aussi par
- 3
- Membres
- 1,006
- Popularité
- #25,631
- Évaluation
- 3.7
- Critiques
- 43
- ISBN
- 163
- Langues
- 2
