Texas! Lucky

A Novel

By: Sandra Brown

Narrated by: Coleen Marlo

The first book in #1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown’s beloved Texas! trilogy introduces readers to a close-knit family struggling to go on without its patriarch—and to a man in pursuit of an elusive woman who may hold his future in her hands.

Charismatic and easy on the eyes, Lucky Tyler is a born rebel. His romantic conquests have earned him his nickname, while his temper gives him his reputation as the family hothead. One night, he gets in a fight over a woman in distress, followed by a night of passion neither of them will soon forget. But the lady in question has a knack for disappearing. When news breaks of a suspicious fire at Tyler Drilling, Lucky is the prime suspect. Now the mystery woman is more than just the object of his obsession. She’s his alibi.

Devon Haines has tried her best to escape Lucky. Yet his bold pursuit and self-assurance are irresistible. In order to clear him of criminal charges, she must reveal her darkest secret; withholding her help could cost him everything he holds dear. Either way, she risks losing him forever.©2008 Sandra Brown; (P)2008 Random House Audio

STEAMY HOT IN TEXAS

Another Sandra Brown very entertaining story. The sex sizzles and the characters are hot. Plot was a bit stretched, but who cares.

Good Series

I really liked this series and wish she would do more like this, it makes it fun reading.

Love Sandra Brown

After finishing the 2 book series about Dodge, I was reluctant to start another Sandra Brown book. I am thrilled that I did, though. It took a chapter or so to get hooked on the story and the characters, but hooked I got! She never fails to combine mystery, romance, sex, happinesss and sorrow in a way that makes it impossible to shut Audible down. My travels lately have been a blur as I lose myself to the stories.

good book.

I always enjoy ready a Sandra Brown book. I have download most of her older books

Good story

Liked the story but the ending was very sad. I did not like the narrator’s attempt at a Texas drawl.