On the Texas Border

By Linda Warren

On The Texas Border by Linda Warren released on Feb 22, 2002 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373710496
• ISBN13: 9780373710492
• Release Date: March 2002
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Length: 299 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

I RATED THE BOOK AS A 4 WITH 2 PLUSES - BUT

Actually except for a couple of spots the story turned out better than expected. Just need to fast-forward through the bed-hopping. Simon Brewster is writing his memoirs - of his life and Brewster Farms. Actually the Farm supports quite a community of people in Hope, Texas where Abigail Duncan was raised. She has left Dallas to get away from her ex, Kyle after he hit her. Brewster wants Abby to find the woman that he had had an affair with about thirty years ago that produced his daughter. He tells Abby that Jonas will go with her to Mexico in search of this woman. Jonas does not trust Simon. He knows that Simon manipulates people to suit himself. Abby's mother, Gail wants Abby to return to Dallas and let sleeping dogs lie. She does not want Abby to associate with Jonas, who used to live on the streets and get into trouble. Jonas would hang out at Mick's Tavern, and you know what went on there. Mick and Jonas were old friends. Mick was a die-hard Texan with rough edges and a spit-in-your-eye attitude. He gave Jonas a place to sleep when he ran away from foster homes. Jonas and Abby struck sparks off each other - but little by little Abby infiltrated Jonas's emotions and got his story out of him. The mystery of Simon's daughter led the two on a merry chase with a subtle threat to them and then they had to track down the culpret who hired Rios to stop them. All of this happened because Abby wanted to find out the truth of why her father was fired from Brewster Farms where he had worked for so many years. Jonas didn't think she was ready to face the facts. But Brewster promised to tell her the truth if she found his daughter. Simon knew that he didn't have much longer to live. This was a story where the ending was a great as the beginning. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED --M - The bed hopping dulled the tale just a bit.