Lesson learned: sometimes what’s underneath matters more than what the perception of the surface is. How LaVyrle manages to give each character a distinctive voice that matches their personalities to a T is incredible. (When a high society good girl falls for a servant, she. And of course, needless to say, true love wins. (A volume containing three of the authors early romances.) November of the Heart. Hell raising and funny as hell, the interaction between Abbie and Jesse is by far one of the best mating dances I’ve ever read in my life. Prim and proper, to say the least, Abbie gets her attraction compass mixed up when she’s attracted to the train robber instead of Melcher, who she thinks would suit her better. After all, she cared for her invalid father till his demise. Abigail McKenzie is short on cash so when Jesse DuFrayne (suspected injured train robber) and David Melcher (his victim-also injured but quite a gentleman) need medical assistance, the 33 year old spinster steps up to the task. I think this story is an absolute romance masterpiece.
Set in a house and a tiny town for the better part of this novel, I have to inject my bias at the beginning of this review. Mama Sam has expanded my horizons on new authors like Susan Wiggs and Maeve Binchy. The kiosk no longer exists, much to my disappointed. Hummingbird LaVyrle Spencer Penguin Publishing Group, Colorado - 416 pages 1 Review Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified. The replacement was discovered at my local book exchange (read roadside kiosk along Nairobi’s Waiyaki Way). I lost my original copy during a sailing accident. Now it’s rather obvious that a lot of my LaVyrle books were vacation reads.
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