Runabout

Spring, 1916. Best friends Tulsa May Bruder and Luther Briggs are on a mission. After a very public jilting, everybody is looking at Tulsa May with such sad, sorrowful eyes. Can a pretend romance turn that pity into gossip? The plain preacher's daughter and the handsome heartthrob with the bad reputation. Would anyone even believe it? Convincing the town requires moonlit walks, stolen kisses, and a brassiere used as a fanbelt.

“Pure enjoyment, warm characters, wonderful situations.” (RT Magazine)

©1994 Pamela Morsi (P)2018 Pamela Morsi

Cute story. Light reading.

Fun Summer listen. Love this author's reference to the era. Endearing main characters.
Needs edits for pronunciation.

Loved It!

Another great story from Pamela Morsi. This is the sequel to Wild Oats and it was a delight to see Tulsa May and Luther get their happily ever after as well as revisit favorite characters from the first book in the series! As always the author creates lovable primary and secondary characters that you connect with through moments of true joy, humility, humor and compassion, Pamela if you see this: Can you bring “If Wishes Were Kisses” (Small Town Swains HR Series) to Audible? I can’t get enough of your historical romances and that compilation on Audible would be so fabulous!!

dreadful narration

This story is lovely. The narrator is miserable and read far, far too slowly and mispronounced words so regularly that it's impossible not to cringe.

good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall