MacKenzie's Mountain

by Linda Howard

Book Overview

Mackenzie's Mountain is a classic novel of romantic suspense from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Linda HowardMary Elizabeth Potter is a self-appointed spinster with no illusions about... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1551665743
• ISBN13: 9781551665740
• Release Date: March 2000
• Publisher: Mira Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.3" x 6.5"

Customer Reviews

Great!

Wolf is a fantastic hero. He's strong, capable, and reserved. He's also very sexy! Mary is a dedicated schoolteacher. She is not gorgeous or flashy, but she is very determined. She is exactly what Wolf and his son Joe need. Mary wants to help Joe finish his education and try to get into the Air Force Academy. She also wants Wolf! Although she is innocent, she is irresitibly drawn to him. Wolf is the one holding back because of his past and his indian blood. When he finally unleashes his passion on Mary, she is overwhelmed. These two strike sparks! This is a fantastic intoduction to the Mackenzie family. Thoroughly entertaining!

Wonderful story of real life happenings

Wolf MacKenzie's story of falling for a 'mousy school' teacher is probably more realistic than many of us would like to believe. Having just finished a course of History of the 60's I understand more and more how small towns and America have grown up. This book gives a reader a very good idea of the prejudices and small-mindedness that haunts small towns. It also shows that love can overcome and heal many of the wounds that are caused by these frailties of the human race. Wolf is a warrior and his life has carried many battle scars that soften and allow a 'mousy schoolteacher' to worm her way under his skin and into his heart. The saga of the Mackenzie family is a wonderful story of love and those special men and women who find their way into the other's heart.

More MacKenzie Books

Chance MacKenzie's story will be released in August, 2000 as a Silhouette Intimate Moment entitled "A Game of Chance". Also, MIRA Books will reissue Joe's story "MacKenzie's Mission" in July, 2000. Let's hope Linda is back to stay at Silhouette.

Finally I got to read the first book in this series!

I came to the MacKenzie Family saga backwards - I purchased the combined stories of Zane and Maris in MACKENZIE'S PLEASURE and MACKENZIE'S MAGIC, liked what I read, looked at the list of her prior books, and started hunting for them. I found a well-thumbed copy of MACKENZIE'S MISSION in the paperback section of my local library, but I could not locate MACKENZIE'S MOUNTAIN until its reissue this month, despite looking for at least a year...I snapped it up!Wolf Mackenzie is the premier male lead character - a powerful, mysterious, sensual, and flawed Viet Nam veteran (yes, he's very domineering - all in character, I suppose). Mary Potter is a wonderful foil - unattractive except to Wolf, cerebral, unaffectedly honest to a fault, and, fortunately, willing to tolerate Wolf's less endearing qualities. Their relationship unfolds with Ms. Howard's trademark sizzle-factor, but not too unbelievably fast (as is unfortunately the case in many other books of this genre). I'm hooked on this family's adventures, and now that I've read the foundation story of Wolf and Mary, I plan on rereading the later ones for a fresh perspective.I did get confused on the time line for all three stories. I couldn't figure out how there was time to let two decades elapse betwen this story and MACKENZIE'S PLEASURE, so that Joe would be well into his middle age by then. Joe was born during the Viet Nam war, and by my calculations, he couldn't have been as old as he was portrayed, so some kind of reference date for MACKENZIE'S MOUNTAIN would have helped. Oh, well, it's fiction anyway.

This book is the best of the best in the serie romance genre

In my opinion, this is the best series romance ever written. It has everything - innocence, compassion, caring, concern, sacrifice of self, support, and most of all, an incredible love between Wolf and Mary. I only wish that all of Ms. Howard's (and other writers as well) had this kind of strong relationship, respect for each other and emotion. If you have never read this book, beg or borrow it from someone and keep an eye out for a reprint or used copy for yourself. This is one to keep and read again and again, esp. when your world looks gray; this one will lift your spirits and give you hope again. A rousing 5 stars, (which I never give) to Ms. Howard for this fabulous story!