Always and Forever: Heartbreaker/Used-To-Be Lovers/Strangers in Paradise

This is a reprint of "Heartbreaker", but since I never read it before, I got to enjoy it as well as the other stories. Good story and a great plot. The fine line between hate and love is what starts this story in the beginning, but then things change, and it goes beyond the line.

Since I'm an avid Linda Howard fan, I couldn't resist buying this book. Heartbreaker is a sequel to Midnight Rainbow and Diamond Bay, and was written in 1987. Diamond Bay fans may remember a rancher named John Rafferty who helps Rachel Jones and Kell Sabin fight off the bad guys. Heartbreaker is about Rafferty and a desperate socialite-turned-rancher who proves irresistable. While Heartbreaker lacks the sophistication of Linda Howard's later novels, it's good entertainment. The other two books in the anthology can't hold a candle to Ms. Howard's contribution, but the book is worth buying just to read Heartbreaker.