Buchanan-Renard Shadow Dance, Book 6, (Paperback)

from PermaSwooned

I have to agree with funnysd. I loved Julie Garwood's early books about England and Scotland. They were short, tightly written and laugh out loud funny. In Shadow Dance, she is revisiting the Buchanans and Clayborne's, and I don't think she writes modern day thrillers nearly as well. It's going t...

from jkdavies

An interesting whirling snapshot of a few months in the lives of Morris and Edna, Honey and Emily, and Ghislaine's story as the background to it all... True to life, nothing much good comes out of the story, more like life it leaves you with the sense that this was just an episode (it is a short ...

from KC9333

If you are looking for a fast fun beach read this is it......it is enjoyable but too contrived....great fluff for a hot day in the sand

from SunnySD

Jordan Buchanan, independently wealthy from the recent sale of her wildly successful computer business, is at loose ends. Her best friend has just married her brother, and everyone in her family is involved in living their own lives. An offhand remark from sexy Noah Clayborne -- that she needs to...

from stephenskel

I really looked forward to Noah's story, but was kind of disappointed. Julie Garwood is one of my favorite writers and I find her books to be very easy and quick reads. Even her worst book is still not bad, I just hoped for a lot more with Noah's story.