Long, Tall Texans: Ethan

By Diana Palmer

Book Overview

Don't miss a spellbinding tale of second-chance love in New York Times bestsellingauthor Diana Palmer's Long, Tall Texans: Ethan, originally published as Ethan in 1989.

Arabella Craig was just eighteen when Ethan Hardeman opened passion's door, then slammed it in her face just as fiercely. His subsequent marriage to another woman left her emotionally devastated, and Arabella knew she'd lost the only man she'd ever truly love ...

Years later, tragedy has brought Ethan back into her life. He's just as long, tall, and handsome as ever, but now, divorced and embittered, Ethan is a changed man. He runs his family's empire with an iron hand and a heart as open as the Texas sky--except when it comes to Arabella. Now, living alongside Ethan revives all the anguish and ardor Arabella felt all those years ago. But this time, she's determined not to let true love escape her again.

• Format: Audio CD
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CGH43S6Q
• ISBN13: 9798212722834
• Release Date: December 2023
• Publisher: Harlequin Desire
• Length: 1 Pages

Customer Reviews

A BIT OF A DISAPPOINTMENT BUT STILL READABLE!

Ethan Hardeman seems to value innocence in so far as he doesn't go all the way?? But it sure doesn't stop him from wanting to see Arabella unclothed.Disappointed as the story seems to revolve around an introduction to sex in their byplay or was it supposed to be foreplay?Story was possible I guess, given the characters seemingly confused states of mind. Arabella was too dumb and too willing!and what happened soon became apparent that it was his own fault.Still it had readable interest even the second time around even after 7 years. Have read better.As a bonus we were allowed to find out how many children the Ballenger boys had as I am always interested in previous characters and their doings. [just as if they were real] Calhoun and Justin are still very much in love with their wives [thank god]!

not her best, but

While this may not be her best book, it's still an okay book, and miles better than many of the other such books by other authors. Diana Palmer always manages to add an extra special something to her books, and even if this one isn't as special as Justin, for exapmle, it's still okay.