A Country Affair

De: Debbie Macomber

Narrado por: Karen White, Vanessa Johansson

Down-home charm and romance on the ranch.

A Little Bit Country

Stranded on the side of a country road with a broken-down car, Rorie Campbell is grateful when horse rancher Clay Franklin comes to her rescue. Stuck in the quirky small town, Rorie gets to know Clay, and she quickly starts to fall for the gruff, tough cowboy. Can a city girl make it work with a country man? Clay certainly thinks so. But their situation is…complicated. Clay and Rorie will have to sort out their feelings if they're going to be together.

Country Bride

Kate Logan is understandably devastated when her former fiancé marries someone else instead. At the wedding, after one glass of champagne, she spontaneously—foolishly—proposes to her longtime friend Luke Rivers. And Luke agrees. The rancher is a man of his word, and though Kate thinks they're making a mistake, he will not renege on his promise. Not only does he refuse to break the engagement, he insists that Kate actually loves him—and he’ll prove it.

"Romantic, warm, and a breeze to read." —Kirkus Reviews on Cottage by the Sea

Nice love story without a challenge

This story was nice to fill some time, but certainly nothing to hold me to it. I actually thought of casting it aside part way through but decided to stick with it to see if there were any unexpected twists....there wasn't. Still a good love story, told well.

An awsome story

Covered many different feelings in life with happy sad and exciting feelings. Great book to read

Enjoyed

My kind of book ! Enjoyed it from beginning to the end.
It’s a feel good kind of read.

I loved these stories

Great narration, I loved these stories so very much ,Loved the characters,Thank you Debbie Macomber Your my favorite author, Forever your thankful fan,

patronizing, disappointing

This duet was a real struggle. The storyline and male protagonists, and background characters ( townswfolk) were very patronizing,
it was full of men telling their women how to feel and who to love and literally picking them up and carrying them away when they wouldn't cooperate. I skipped several chapters to get to the predictable ending.

This is in comparison to some of MACOMBER'S more recent work [such as Must Love Flowers], which is fabulous 6 stars if possible, with multidimensional characters and real life struggles.