The Loner

Long, Tall Texans, Book 53

By: Diana Palmer

Narrated by: Todd McLaren

"You just can't do better than a Diana Palmer story to make your heart lighter and smile brighter."—Fresh Fiction

Dubbed the Queen of Western Romance, New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer writes about passion & heartache, revenge & justice all set within a small-town community.

Tanner Everett spends most of his time jet-setting around the world. But that hasn’t stopped innocent Stasie Bolton, the daughter of a neighboring rancher, from falling head-over-heels for the jet-setting playboy. So Stasie is secretly thrilled when both her father proposes linking the properties in matrimony…which means Tanner will be hers, for good.

Despite his globetrotting ways, Tanner can’t help but be enthralled by the quiet girl next door. But as the embers between the two are fanned into flames, Tanner wonders if he’s found forever in the last place he ever expected.

©2023 Diana Palmer (P)2023 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

Excellent!

Truly a page turner. Palmer captures you keeps your attention to the last page. Hope there is a sequel!

Sad

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, looking forward to the next one in the long-tall Texan series,
Please don’t refer to a magazine as a clip !!

Diana Palmer excellent reading

I have been reading Diana Palmer for over 30 years. I have never been dissatisfied.

Tanner at Last

Have looked forward to this continuation of the Everette clan and was not disappointed . Often wished I knew what Tanner's story was and now I know. Thoroughly enjoyed the storyline and anticipate Diana Palmer's fine touch and sense of humor.

Another hit

This book was well worth the wait! All Diana Palmer books are exceptional and so is The Loner, can’t wait to read the next book!

Good story

I have listened to a large number of Diana Palmers books. The only thing I lose patience with is that she repeats the same thoughts too many times during the books.

another satisfying story

thank you. really love your stories. Kee them coming, your stories give way to making Texans good and we need that.

About Tanner

Love the book. Kept watching for the book about Tanner. Now can’t wait for the next two books about John and Tony!!!

interesting story

The female voices were alittle squeaky...male voices were great. well read story and dramatized well

Narrator ruined the story

Although the story was pretty good, the narrator just ruined it for me. His female voices were comical. They sounded like squeaky old ladies. It was very distracting. I don’t usually write reviews but I was so disappointed that I felt compelled to say something. The male voice was fine but he should really work with a female narrator.