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Original Title:	Texas! Lucky
ISBN:	0553289519 (ISBN13: 9780553289510)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Texas! Tyler Family Saga #1
Characters:	Lucky Tyler, Devon Haines
Setting:	Texas(United States)

Texas! Lucky (Texas! Tyler Family Saga #1) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

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Title	:	Texas! Lucky (Texas! Tyler Family Saga #1)
Author	:	Sandra Brown
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	February 1991 by Bantam (first published 1990)
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Fiction

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Lucky Tyler attracted trouble--and women--like a lightning rod. But the night he stepped in to rescue a mysterious redhead in a seedy bar, he got more than he bargained for! The lady excited him, challenged him, drove him wild with desire--then vanished without a trace. Lucky was desperate to find her, to brand her with his heat--and when the police were called in to investigate a suspicious fire at Tyler Drilling, his family business, he needed her for an alibi! Torn between anguish and ecstasy, Devon Haines tried to refuse Lucky's pleas for help, but the reckless blue-eyed devil wouldn't take no as an answer from her... not when his touch could make her burn, could make her his. Framed by old enemies, Lucky knew his only hope to clear himself rested on solving the crime, but Devon feared when his innocence was proved, she would lose the handsome cowboy who possessed her heart and soul Would the tragic vow that made their love forbidden cost her forever in his arms?

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Ratings: 3.86 From 7479 Users | 296 Reviews

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One of Sandra Brown's earlier books and reads more as a Harlequin style romance than the twisty heart stopping suspense of her later novels. Nevertheless an enjoyable read with a heart stopping cliff hanger to be resumed in Book Two Texas! Chase.

3.5 stars His chest was hairy.Some women didn't like hairy chests. Not me!! I love a hairy chest.I really wanted to read book 2 of this series and I really don't like to read out of order so decided to go with this one first. Its a good set up for book 2 and the story of Chase. He sealed their mouths together again, employing the technique he'd begun developing with the preacher's daughter and over the years had mastered to an enviable expertise Halfway through I was sort of rolling my eyes,

This put a smile on my face, which was exactly what I needed. Is it a profound story? No. Is it old school? Yes, but not to the point of it being rapey. Does it have faults? Yes. One of them, in my opinion, is the unnecesary setup for Chase's story through Chase's POV.But, to me it's a sweet, light romance which does deal with some issues with woman's rights that where relevant when the story was written.

There were times where this story was so emotional that it brought tears to my eyes. At other times I was laughing so hard my belly hurt. Brown had me caught up in this world in Texas, trying to figure out what really happened while at the same time hoping it will take a while so that the characters can work out their problems. I love the way that Lucky was developed in this novel, and the story behind his nickname is absolutely priceless. He is the perfect roguish gentleman, the best of both

BARELY THREE STARSTheir relationship started out with a fist fight but turned into something worth fighting for! Lucky is the hottest bachelor in town. One of the rich locals has her sights set on him but he has no desires for her or marriage. While stopping by the bar on his way home he comes to the rescue of an out-of-towner, Devon, who is being hassled by some local jerks. Devon isnt happy to have this local boy being all macho for her sake. Lucky doesn't see it as being macho but instead as

Re-read (Texas! Lucky 3.5 out of 5) My least favorite of Sandra Brown's Texas Trilogy. Still. Not a bad read. :P) Lucky Tylers having a bad day. His family business is in the crapper and he doesnt know what to do about it. The last thing he needs is a damsel in distress in need of rescuing but he can no more ignore the pretty- altho out of place- woman getting harassed by two local scuzzballs, than he would if his own sister were being hit on- so rescue her he does. Only it seems the little lady

A good read but nothing to sing and dance about! The suspense of who set the fire was laughable and couldn't believe Lucky and Devon was so stupid and they took so long to work it out.