 |
|
Title: With A Southern Touch
ISBN: 1551668769
Author:
Jennifer Blake
Heather Graham
Diana Palmer
Publicate Date: 2002-05
Publish: 2002-05
List Price: $6.99
Average Customer Rating: 3.0
Format: Mass Market Paperback
 |
|
|
|
|
Amazon Lowest New Price: $2.20
Amazon Lowest Used Price: $0.01
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Customer Review: |
|
1: Short stories
I am not fond of these books within a book. I only bought it because one of the stories was a conclusion to a series of books. It was OK but I rather resented having to purchase this way to get to read the last book of the series.
|
2: Disappointing short stories from otherwise much-loved and well-respected authors
I was rather disappointed by these stories, and that's reflected in how long it took me to plod through this book: almost three weeks, instead of a day or two like usual. It didn't capture me as I had hoped, and I was put off by all the verbal sparring between the characters. What happened to the genteel Southern character? In fact, there wasn't anything particularly Southern about these stories except that they were set in cities in the South - I kept looking for more of the charm that the South is so well-known for. Perhaps my expectations were too high because of my past experience with these wonderful authors. I think the middle story, A Night in Paradise by Heather Graham, was the better story in this otherwise weak collection.
|
3: More Value For Your $$$...
Three wonderful Southern tales for the price of one...not bad! I read for the fun of it and I usually look for something that is also, easy on the eyes, quick, and most of all entertaining! (I could care less about typo's proper grammer and all that bunk!) GIVE ME A GREAT STORY to entertain myself and I am a HAPPY CAMPER!"With A Southern Touch" by Jennifer Blake provided me with one really fun afternoon! "Thank You!"
|
4: For the Beach
Three quick little reads in one attractive book makes for a perfect day at the beach. Jennifer Blake, Heather Graham and Diana Palmer each contributed a story for the collection.The stories are all different but each is light and with a southern touch. I personally enjoyed "Garden Cop" the most but they were all entertaining. Oh, and take a hint from the cover and have a long cool glass of something tasty to drink (with a touch of mint).
|
|
|
|
|
