Terrific Diana Palmer book

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	• The Wedding In White (SD no #) Diana Palmer Silhouette, 2000 - 187 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Terrific Diana Palmer book

I have read Diana Palmer books for about 12 years and even collect them. Overall I like her books b/c I'm familar with her storyline formula, it makes for a comfortable reading experience.
The Wedding In White is one that I like to read again periodically. In fact I reread it just a couple days ago! Her books normally focus on a very young, timid virgin and a much older man (12-15 year age difference in most cases) and the man is almost always verbally cruel to the lady. But this book is a little different. There is only a six year age difference between Natalie and Mack (22 vs. 28 - same decade YEAH!). Natalie is a strong female who knows how to stand her ground with Mack and shows him that he doesn't scare her. His meanness is mostly based on a lie he was told. Of course, he should still know Natalie well enough to see the truth but he is also fighting his feelings for her which makes it easier for him to just push her away. When something terrible happens Mack realizes what his life would be like without Natalie and his heartache makes you forgive him for his cruelty.
For me Diana Palmer books are very similar to each other in plot/style but when you think about it many romance authors have a particular style used in their writings. Some of her more recent books have been a little disappointing to me (for instance Outlaw and Boss Man) but I like this one b/c it is very down to earth without all the "hokeyness". By the end you realize that Natalie and Mack are really made for each other and their love is very strong.

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4.5 stars...

Description from the back of book:

Sweet, gentle schoolteacher Natalie Brock's life changed forever when handsome rancher Mack Killian branded her with his masterful kisses and gave her a tantalizing taste of true passion. Ever since that first sensual awakening, Natalie knew Mack was the only man for her. Trouble was, the rough-edged loner had sworn off marriage - especially to an innocent rose like her - and told her so on more than one occasion. But Natalie wasn't giving up. For Mack had taught her the best was worth fighting for ... and Natalie would not settle for anything less than all his love!

* This was my first Diana Palmer book & I really enjoyed it. This book will hook you right from the start. It gave me many laughs & a few tears along the way. I did find some of the phrase & expressions to be very repetitive. She used some of the sayings over & over again. That's my only real complaint. I would certainly recommend this book.

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Diana Palmer Fan

I love Diana Palmer, because her old books hooked me. Now it seems she makes mistakes about the rich rancher Mack Killain, asking a underpaid school teacher Natalie Brock if she is slumming,(pg120 he calls her a penniless two-timing orphan) when she comes to his ranch. She is the only one
Mack had few friends who could pronounce Mckinsey Donald Killain, I don't understand what is so hard about pronouncing that name.
Mack had an accident that blinded him when he was gored by a bull.
On page 9 Natalie is living with her aunt Mrs. Barnes when Mack is hurt, on page 98 she is living at an orphanage. Neither likes her tending to Mack.
Natalie lived with her aunt in a one bedroom home on the outskirts of Mack's ranch. Where she slept when her aunt was alive is a mystery.
But Mack takes her to bedroom in her aunt's house. (the one with only one bed room pg 27) pg 171 Afterward there was a mad dash out the door-done leisurely to accommodate Natalie's still slow pace. ???
I still say Ms Palmer wrote better books before she went to college to learn to write.
Anyway I will continue to read her books so I guess I need to quit belly-aching.

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True Love

This is the best book. She's sweet and innocent but still has fire. He's rough and tough but still gentle and loving. If you like Diana's books this is a treat.