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On the other hand, Beau believes she volunteered to annul the marriage for the money, and he harbors a lot of ill feeling as well. They clash on the tour, but their regard for each other revives. But despite her feelings, Perri knows she must caddie for him because she receives a percentage of his winnings and he wins more often than not. Their daughter's life depends on the surgery -- and the surgery costs money.
The characters breathe authenticity. The settings display research and a knowledge of golf, golf courses, and the behind-the-scenes interaction of the players and caddies that gave the reader a better understanding of the game. The conflicts, the dialogue, the setting, and the action all work together to add gloss to what seems an old plot device, making it fresh and new. I've read and enjoyed almost all, if not all, of Ms. Thomlinson's work. A Risk of Rain merits the same accolades as the others -- but a lower rating because of the editing. Patricia Lucas White Patricia Lucas White's latest historical novel, To Last a Lifetime, was an Eppie finalist for 2003. To Last a Lifetime and two of her fantasy romances, the Sapphire Award-winning A Wizard Scorned and The Godmother Sanction, can be ordered through Hard Shell Word Factory. Her recent contemporary, PS, I've Taken a Lover, is available from Lionhearted Books. Click here to share your views.
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