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Title	:	Summer Breeze (Coulters Historical #2)
Author	:	Catherine Anderson
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 421 pages
Published	:	January 3rd 2006 by Signet (first published January 1st 2006)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Westerns. Western Romance

Summer Breeze (Coulters Historical #2) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 421 pages

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The year is 1889, and Rachel Hollister hasn't set foot outside her house in five years. Ever since a savage attack left her family dead, she's cordoned herself off from the outside world, afraid to let anyone into her home—or into her heart. But now trouble has appeared on her doorstep—and suddenly she has no choice but to let a handsome rancher invade her well-guarded existence ...

Confirmed bachelor Joseph Paxton grudgingly offers to take up temporary residence at the Hollister ranch—even though it's obvious Rachel doesn't want his protection. But once he catches a glimpse of his beautiful young ward and her remarkable spirit, he'll do anything to break through the dark spell that's walled off her heart. It may take a miracle, but he's determined to make her see the refuge he's offering in his embrace—and the splendor that exists beyond her front door. Otherwise he'll just have to build a safe haven big enough for the both of them ...

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Original Title:	Summer Breeze
ISBN:	0451217101 (ISBN13: 9780451217103)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Coulters Historical #2
Characters:	Rachel Hollister, Joseph Paxton
Setting:	Crystal Falls, Oregon(United States)

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I enjoyed this book a little more than the other one in this series. I now want a courtyard! :-)Joseph and Rachel -a forever kind of love.

Some people love Catherine Anderson and some people aren't as impressed. I have accumulated a few of her novels over time, mainly from bulk lots on eBay. But, I had never gotten around to reading any of them. When another book club site featured C A as author of the month, I thought I would try to work one into my reading plan. Obviously, I got a late start.This book is evidently a part of a series, but can be read as a stand alone. The book starts off in present day with the discovery of an old

This was my very first Catherine Anderson book and I feel in love with her writing. Such an easy read to get lost in.

What a story. What a beautiful journey. I absolutely could not put this down. Catherine Anderson has completely taken my heart in 2019. Joseph and Rachel showed such tenacity and endurance. These two souls were meant to be. I just want to savor these feelings I will be the scent of roses in the summer breeze. I will be your comfort in the shadows.

Reviewed for www.thcreviews.com"3.5 stars" Summer Breeze was a pleasant read, but the first 2/3 of the book was rather slow and at times, mundane. In my opinion, this was due in part to story limitations because of Rachel's agoraphobia. She interacted with few characters other than Joseph, and all those interactions were limited to her safe, barricaded room. Hence, most of this part of the story felt like little more than an average frontier couple going through their daily routine. Around the

Very moving book, great characters. The telling of a great love story.

One of the hardest questions anyone can ask me is "What is your favorite book?" But the ultimate tough question for anyone to ask me is "What is your favorite Catherine Anderson book?" Should you ever ask me that question, you will see in my face just how crazy I think you are... but I think I finally know the answer to this conundrum: Summer Breeze. Summer Breeze is my favorite Catherine Anderson book. There is only one way to describe it and that would be lovely. It is heartbreakingly lovely