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Dewey Decimal Number: 813 EAN: 9780373812325 ISBN: 0373812329 Label: Steeple Hill Manufacturer: Steeple Hill Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 320 Publication Date: September 01, 2005 Publisher: Steeple Hill Studio: Steeple Hill Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Don't Miss Out On Any Of The Mule Hollow Series. As with all of the Mule Hollow books, this book was great! I'm constantly checking Debra Clopton's website for another release. It was hard to believe this was her first book, ever. I've been hooked ever since. There fast paced, well written, with loveable characters. The stories will be etched into your heart forever! The only disappointment I foresee is the day she discontinues the series. What a wonderful little town she's created. Rating:  - Not bad for a debut...Debra Clopton's The Trouble with Lacy Brown was an enjoyable read. For the most part it kept me interested. Occasionally the humor seemed a bit over-the-top, but otherwise it was zany and fun. I enjoyed getting to know the impulsive gal and found her heart endearing as much as it was aggravating at times. She was the perfect female version of impulsive Peter, the apostle. I recommend this story to anyone who wants a light read with just enough conflict to keep you interested until you finish the ... Read More Rating: - Clopton's Lacy a Winner!I found the charcters in Debra Clopton's first book to be engaging, the plotline fun and the story well written. For a first novel, this is a winner, and we can look forward to some great stories from Ms. Clopton. Way to go, Debra! Rating: - The Trouble with Lacy Brown?It simply was not long enough. The story was a delight and I immediately wanted to know more about the other characters. Hopefully, this is the first book of a series and Lacy is a repeating character. One thing that really impressed me was the research into locations. Usually, non-Texans get about half the details wrong when they are writing about this huge state. Debra Clopton had done her homework. Great good fun! Rating:  - Nice story, reads like a first novel This is Clopton's first novel and it shows - the characters are a little flat, the story is a bit contrived in places, and subplots (such as the relationships with Sherri and JP, Clint's forgiveness and reconciliation with his mother, etc) are hinted at but never flushed out. I would have loved to know why Clint's mother left - in her words - and why she was seeking forgiveness now. Part of the plot revolves around trust and forgiveness so actually witnessing Clint forgive his mother and moving ... Read More |
