Passion Flower

by Diana Palmer

Book Overview

Passion Flower by Diana Palmer released on Jul 25, 1996 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1551661683
• ISBN13: 9781551661681
• Release Date: August 1996
• Publisher: Mira Books
• Length: 251 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Enjoyable and relaxing

I am a big fan of Diana Palmer. This was a pretty good book though I think not one of her best. I completely respected the strength of the main character, Jennifer, as she strived to get back on her feet again and become the career woman she once was. And at the beginng, I loved Rett, the main male chracter, but as the story went on, I start to disrespect Rett because he was self centered and almost cruel. By the end, however, watching him grovel was fabulous. The book itself seemed to be missing something, though, as if the author was side tracked or in a hurry or something. I dunno. I guess I was a little disappointed in Rett. However, this book was still a nice, relaxing novel with spirited characters.

A Definite Crowd Pleaser

Actually 4 1/2 stars!The story is about Jenny, a 23 year old woman, who is hired to play housekeeper/typist to a 35 year old ranch man in Texas named Everett. Everett hates city women because he was disillusioned by a past love, but he falls for Jenny. Unknowingly to Everett, Jenny used to be a New York City top interior designer before coming to Texas and embodies everything which he despises in a woman. Diana Palmer's writing style is well-rounded and flowing. I never felt lost or bored. The story is funny, sentimental, and the situations are real life ones. But sometimes some of the lines were a little corny. I also think that Everett crossed the line to the point of being cruel and hateful. In a way, I understand why he would feel anger towards her. I applauded Jenny for taking a stand against him and making him grovel at her feet. I think it would have been better if the story had been longer only so that Everett would have had enough time to make it up to Jenny for his stupidity. I love stories of Texas ranches and strong men and women. I highly recommend this book and definitely look forward to reading more of Diana Palmer's books, eagerly.

Another good one by Palmer

I really liked this story. If you like Diana Palmer books, you'll love it. Jenny and Rett have problems (of course) because his ranch isn't doing very well and then he finds out she is a big city woman who can make a lot more money than him. But it all works out in the end (of course)!