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This was an emotional story that pulled at my heart strings. Callie Halk had grown up knowing that any of the worth family was off limits. The two families were enemies, and rivals. One night after she had come home from Boston she met Tagg Worth in a bar, and one thing led to another. Callie found out she, and Tagg conceived a baby that night. Tagg was the one man Callie had always fantasized about. She waits to tell him, hoping she can build a relationship with him. She would never want anyone to feel trapped. Well... He finds out against her wishes. They do get married, and they both try to make it work. At times Callie feels she is doing all the work. She wonders if her love alone will be enough to hold them together. This was a sweet book. I do wished it had one more chapter. I would have liked to see Callie's father make amends with the Worth family for Callie's sake. I also would have like to see Tagg really love his wife. Yes he did proclaim his love at the end, but it would have been nice to see his actions. All in all a good book!


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Carrying the Rancher Heir Charlene Sands 9780373731015 Books Reviews

"She couldn't possibly have predicted how that night would end."

That's the understatement of the year but it didn't change the facts. Callie Sullivan had fulfilled a longtime fantasy when the opportunity presented itself and now she was pregnant with Taggart Worth's child. Her dad would have referred to him as Worthless but then again the feud between the Sullivan's and the Worth's would rival the Hatfield's and McCoy's or more appropriately in this case the Montague's and Capulet's. Don't get me wrong this story isn't a tragedy in the sense of Romeo and Juliet but the bitter rivalry between the families and the beautiful love story put me in mind of the classic.

I simply love a romance story that doesn't make me want to growl at the main characters for being stubborn beyond reason. While I do want both the hero and heroine to know their own mind and not be doormats it simply wears me out to deal with the mental gymnastics of an overly stubborn character. This is just one of the reasons I enjoyed Carrying The Rancher's Heir so much. Ms. Sands brought two people together who both had legitimate reason's to not pursue a relationship, even after the one night stand, and made them *gasp* reasonable adults. Flawed, yes, but reasonable.

Callie Sullivan is the daughter of Tagg's neighbor and most ruthless business rival, Hawkins "The Hawk" Sullivan. They grew up in the same town and attended the same school but were never allowed to associate. I respected Callie as a woman because she didn't give into her father for sake of trying to win his approval. She makes decisions that are rational and best for her and eventually what's best for the baby on the way. One of those decisions was to seek out Tagg and see if the combustible chemistry they shared in Reno could lead to something more...before she tells him about the baby. Okay, maybe not immediately telling him about the pregnancy wasn't the best idea but I could see myself taking the same path given her circumstances.

Taggart Worth was a terrific leading man. Tagg is a grieving widow that has carried a burden regarding his first wife's death for over four years. Ms. Sands writing is so vivid and poignant you can feel his guilt and regret weighing him down. It affects his ability to easily embrace love and trust Callie. After all she is the daughter of The Hawk.

This is the type of terrific romance you come to expect from Harlequin with sizzling dose of sexy scenes that Ms. Sands handles very well. Tagg has two brothers that seemed ripe for their own HEA and this reviewer hopes to Ms. Sands is already, if only mentally, penning those blessed events. In the mean time, pick up a copy of Carrying The Rancher's Heir and enjoy the beautiful beginnings for Callie and Tagg.

Originally posted at The Long and Short of It Romance Reviews
I highly recommend this book. It is a well written and nice romantic story. A good way to spend a relaxing afternoon.
Good writer. Like the characters
Not a bad book. A little slow, but not the worst i have read today. Charlene does a nice job with the characters, and i am hoping she come out with books on the rest of the family.   i guess we will see. but if you are looking for a quick read. this is one for you!
Charlene Sands captured the heart of an alpha male yet made him just vulnerable to make him lovable. I especially loved the fact that both the hero and heroine we suited for each other. She was strong yet very feminine.
The story left you wondering if there was any sabotage involved in losing the business deals. It seemed you were left to write your own ending. I would haven given 5 stars, but I felt like it need an epilogue or at the very least one more chapter.
I've been a fan of Charlene Sands since her very first historical Western romance and have followed her to contemporary Western romance. Carrying the Rancher's Heir is what I hope is the beginning of a trilogy because I want to read more about the Worth family. This book reminds me of Linda Lael Miller (although a shorter story) with a good story and characters I loved, set on an Arizona ranch. A definite keeper!
This was an emotional story that pulled at my heart strings. Callie Halk had grown up knowing that any of the worth family was off limits. The two families were enemies, and rivals. One night after she had come home from Boston she met Tagg Worth in a bar, and one thing led to another. Callie found out she, and Tagg conceived a baby that night. Tagg was the one man Callie had always fantasized about. She waits to tell him, hoping she can build a relationship with him. She would never want anyone to feel trapped. Well... He finds out against her wishes. They do get married, and they both try to make it work. At times Callie feels she is doing all the work. She wonders if her love alone will be enough to hold them together. This was a sweet book. I do wished it had one more chapter. I would have liked to see Callie's father make amends with the Worth family for Callie's sake. I also would have like to see Tagg really love his wife. Yes he did proclaim his love at the end, but it would have been nice to see his actions. All in all a good book!