Summer Nights: Library Edition

from nancynova

Shane and Annebelle have been married and burned. So neither is interested in a relationship. So why is Shane getting caught up in wanting to help Annabelle with the bookmobile drive, teaching little girls how to ride horses and then, to beat all, his "difficult" horse decides that he's in love w...

from jolzyn

This book is the 8th book under the Fool's Gold series by the author and this time, it tells the story of one of the three Stryker; Shane and Annabelle. Both of them have their own past and at first glance, Annabelle reminded him of his ex-wife; Rachel. Hence, he knew that this person is not to b...

from karenvg3

Susan Mallery is one of my favorite authors and I usually give her books higher ratings but this one wasn't my favorite. The story was good, but there just parts that were repeated a lot in this story. That wasn't something I have noticed in her previous books. I would give it a 3.5. I liked the ...

from Courtney_Chance

Summer NightsOk So I enjoyed annabelle. I love her character. She seems more real and down to earth than most the people I have read about in fools gold (just my opinion) I didnt like the story as much as I enjoyed the characters. I love it when we get to see everyone from fools gold. I like the ...

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Oh, Shane, Shane, Shane. Talk about issues! So adorable, such a genuinely nice guy, and yet so utterly clueless. Based on a few milliseconds of watching a complete stranger dancing on a bar, he proceeds to spend the majority of twenty chapters measuring Annabelle with a flawed yardstick. Even whe...