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Friday, August 27, 2010
She's Gone Country - Giveaway and Review
What do you get with a New York fashion model who finds herself recently on the verge of a divorce after finding out her husband of 17 years is gay?
You do what Shey Lynn Darcy does, you take your three teenage boys and leave New York for the comforts of moving in to your old ranch house in Texas and figure things out. Here you have the love and comfort of your older brothers Brick and Blue who want nothing more than to help you out and make sure that you are well taken care of.
However what complicates things even more besides trying to raise three teenage boys on her own, is the fact that the one man she has loved her entire life, has moved back to town, now recently divorced and looking far better than he does at 45 than when you were 16.
Twenty two years have passed since Shey and Dane Kelly have seen one another. When she does happen to run into him at the local diner, this one rugged three time championship bull rider, now walks with a limp and a cane after a horrible accident in the ring one night ends his career as a pro bull rider on the circuit.
Yet despite his injury, Shey still has the passion once more to realize that even though so much time has passed her feelings for Dane have grown more stronger in their absence. The only thing preventing her from falling for him once again, is the fact that her brothers Blue and Brick are feuding with Dane since the death of their younger brother Cody, whom they feel Dane is to blame in his death.
Will Shey be able to handle working out the differences with her brothers and Dane? Will she fall for Dane again even after all these years? Will her ex husband John Darcy take sole custody of her kids unless she moves back to New York?
The answer to these questions and even more are found within the pages of a great new romance story by Jane Porter called She's Gone Country. I received this book compliments of Hachette Book Group for my honest review and being a country girl at heart, I fell in love with all the characters of the book from Shey to even her sister's in law.
This book rates a solid 5 out of 5 stars and makes you realize that love isn't really gone if you are willing to give it a second chance. This book is available in paperback and eBook formats. For more information on this book, the amazing author and a first chapter glimpse, click on the title below:
For 3 lucky followers of my blog, Hachette is generously offering you the opportunity to win a copy of this newly released book. Here are your guidelines:
1. Be a follower of this blog.
2. Must live in the US or Canada, and No P.O.Boxes please!
3. I will contact the winner via email so please include it with your comment. You can use the words (at) and (dot) instead of the symbols.
4. The giveaway will end on September 4th, and the winners will be notified by email. You will have 5 business days to respond. If I don't hear from you, I will select another winner(s).
5. Leave me a comment and tell me if your a country girl or city girl and why.
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Sounds like a good book.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a city girl but at this stage in my life, I think I would enjoy being a country gal. Am a GFC follower.
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Have been both but like CMash says I probably would really enjoy it now.
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I am a GFC follower of this blog and an e-mail subscriber.
ReplyDeleteThink I am both, I grew up as a city girl but went to the country in the summer and like both places equally.
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Born and raised in the city, I'm a city girl. But I do love the country.
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GFC Follower/Email subscriber.
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What a beautiful book! Kat you give so much to everyone. I hope you will join the miracle makeover posts today and tomorrow as well. Thanks for the chance to win as always. Blessing to you and the family. Anne
ReplyDeleteBorn a City girl raised a Country girl. I loved growing up in the country, the fresh air, the quietness and the simple life.
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I follow your blog.
ReplyDeleteI have really only lived in the city so to speak. I think that I would love to be a country girl. It would be fun to live in a big farm house but not actually farm or work the land.
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I live in the city right now, but I have to say in my heart I'm a country girl. I recently visited family in the country and couldn't believe how much I missed the sound of bullfogs and cicadas. :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to read She's Gone Country!
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Blog follower...
ReplyDeleteI live in the suburbs, but spend alot of time out in the country. So I guess I am a little bit of both.
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I'm a subscriber and a follower through google reader.
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I am definately a city girl. I wouldn't make it in the country that is for sure! I like being able to get into the car and be at the store in five minutes. Driving for 45 minutes to get to a store or mall etc., wouldn't cut it for me. I hate driving!
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Hi Sweetie...
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds wonderful. I would love to win this one to read.
I am definitely a COUNTRY GIRL. I LOVE a JOHN DEERE and I certainly can't drive a tractor here in the city. I miss the quietness and the lay back of travel. No hurrying, no freeways and definitely no pollution. I miss my small church where I knew everybody and who was having surgery, and take by a meal to help out. Heck in the city, your neighbors are afraid to answer their doors, you never know what is going on with anyone. Yep give me the COUNTRY LIFE anyday.
Love ya girl, Sherry
I'm a country girl who enjoys city living. I'm a follower.
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Follow on GFC and email subscriber!
ReplyDeleteI am a country girl because I grew up on a farm, and I have now moved back to the country after all these years. Loving it.
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I'm a city girl for sure! Grew up in California. :)
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I saw this giveaway on bookblogs.ning. I am definitely a city girl because I grew up and live in the city.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower!
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