Fire and Ice

By Diana Palmer

Book Overview

Determined to see to it that the wedding between her sister and the brother of arrogant tycoon Cal Van Dyne takes place, Margie Silver suddenly finds herself the object of romantic affection from none... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037348268X
• ISBN13: 9780373482689
• Release Date: May 1993
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 251 Pages
• Weight: 0.29 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

One of My Top Faves of All Time !!

I LOVE this book !! It is by far my fave by Diana Palmer !!! I wouldn't trade it for the world !!! A must read !!!!

Good Novel

This novel was good. Diana's books don't change plot-wise, they are always for the most part, the same so maybe thats why this book isnt great. It reminds me of other books shes written, because it has the same plot of a woman being an author who doesnt want to give away her identity. And of course, when the man finds out, he thinks shes a tramp. So thats how this book is. Margie and Cannon meet each other at a restaurant and Cannon automatically thinks that shes easy because of her clothing. Margie doesnt tell him that shes a romantic writer, so Cannon is very "shocked" when he does find out. I like Cannon. He really isnt like most of Palmer's characters, hes a little sweeter and is actually the one that wants to try and make the relationship work. Margie is ok. Sometimes shes portrayed as tough, seen as she stands up to Cal on many things. However, when it comes to their relationship, she doesnt seem to fight as hard. Shes also always ranting about morals, yet the passion happens a lot. Ending is a bit abrupt, but no big deal. Its a good read, mostly good things about the book. Easy to finish.

Hot and Fun!!!

One of the Best Diana Palmer Romances i would say because i have never been a fan of her. in fact i find her Novels far too predictable, even passion seems forced... this book was different. this had many funny dialogues, Hot passion, the chemistry was the best. i read it second time recently and enjoyed it as much. i just find it too frustrating the way they were always interrupted by someone whenever they were deep in moments of passion and never managed to consummate their relationship till the end.... it became quiet predictable after a awhile... and u would always expect them to stop even before they started with the kiss...:-)but still i good and fun romance.

Diana Palmer's Fire and Ice burns bright.

Palmer's sensational book provides deep chemistry between the main characters- Cal Van dyne, and Margie Silver. Cal is the arrogant upper class conservative man whose love hate relationship with Margie causes temperatures to rise. Meanwhile, Cal's own brother wants to marry Margie's sister. It is one twist after another as Margie spills the truth about herself, while Cal falls deeper for Margie.