Star Bright

Anderson writes marvelous heroes, but tends to favor helpless and hopeless heroines. Some men may find that type attractive, but I don't and doubt that many women readers do. This one was a definite turn-off. She was so busy hiding out, I tended to forget her name. I loved her Coulter family series, but plan to be more careful in deciding whether to search out the remaining books about the Harrigan clan. I'm glad I rented this one instead of buying.

As much as I love Catherine Anderson's books, I must admit I was wary of this one. The last two books of this series just didn't do much for me, especially the last one, Morning Light, because of all the religious talk in it. It just doesn't appeal to me. I wondered if Anderson was shifting her writ......more

Another great read from Anderson. Her books to me keep getting better and better as time goes on. I guess I am a little biased but I have not read a bad book yet from this author. The love stories are sweet and consuming and there is always an HEA......more

Libby/kindle I thought i was gonna really like this. It's got one of my favorite setups; an abused woman on the run, meets a great man and she heals and they get an HEA. But unfortunately, it let me down. I had three main problems with this book. 1) the writing. 2) the characters. 3) the content. The se......more

The story was fulfilling, enjoyable and entertaining up until the end, which was frustrating due to hero and heroine stupidity. STORY BRIEF: Peter studied, courted and married three heiresses. The first two died under mysterious circumstances. The third is Rainie. He beat and abused her. She believes......more

I picked this one up but never finished it, so I checked it out again with a new sense of determination. It's basically the same old story as 80% of Catherine Anderson's other novels, especially in the Kendrick-Coulter-Harrigan series. Poor abused broken beauty running from a horrible abusive life w......more