Hawk's Way Grooms: The Virgin Groom/The Substitute Groom

by Joan Johnston

Book Overview

New York Times bestselling author Joan Johnston is known for her vivid characterization, compelling stories and powerful, appealing men. Here are two classic stories that prove she's earned the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373484860
• ISBN13: 9780373484867
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Endearing small-town romances

1st story: Injured pro-football player goes back to hometown to recuperate & finally rid himself of his virginity with his childhood BF who was raped at 16 & still struggling with her sexual self-confidence esp since she has large breasts. But both are not being very upfront about their issues/motives with each other. 2nd story: Fighter jet-pilot comes back to hometown to tell his BFF's longtime GF/fiance, who he's been in love with since a teen, that BFF died in action. He proposes to marry her on the day of her wedding with BFF to supposedly help her with her ramshackle, deeply-in-debt ranch but hard-working & self-sacrificing heroine struggles with guilt about being so attracted to hero esp compared to her deceased fiance at such a short-time after fiance's death & keeping her secret that may affect his desire to marry her. My 1st Johnston read & was pleased. Both were solid romances. Good chemistry & love scenes were ok. Other characters were interesting & didn't get in the way of main romance. Am actually looking forward to reading about these other characters' own stories. Recommended.

Good Book

Avery good book recommend to all. Joan Johnston is a good writer and i have read lots of her books.

I Love Joan Johnston

I have just about read every book by Joan and love them all. this book is a reissue of two different grooms so you get double the pleasure. I highly recommend this book.

Hawk's Way

Sorry to see the story end. Ended like there could be more. Characters were real and the story lines could have been true.