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Sandra Hill continually trods where no tepid writer dares and gives some wonderfully original books. I loved many of her Time-Travelling Vikings who refused to stay put in their own time, and her last - Very Virile Viking was one gem! It's hard to do humour and get consistent good reviews, because what strikes our funnybones is free-ranging and vastly different from person to person. Having been raised on both sides of the Pond, I see Yanks not get Brit humour and Brits sniff at what passes for American jokes.

I was raised in Scotland and Britain and I delight in the humour and their quirkiness. Same for the places I have lived in the US, mostly Kentucky - truly full of characters. But I have a great aunt down near the Big Easy, so New Orleans and the area holds a soft spot in my heart as well. Another place that truly appreciate humour and the offbeat. Believe me, I have a younger brother who thinks he is a Party-on-down-Cher, Cajun!

So, I was really looking forward to Hill's Tall, Dark and Cajun. And I must say, I hurt from laughing after reading this wonderful, charming and witty book!

Thoroughly Yankee Rachel Fortier wants romance in her life - and her jerks fiancé thinks keeping her buns and abs in perfect tone is romantic. The snooty decorator decides a change of pace is needed - and a change in men, and envisions dropping in on her gran's cabin in the bayou is a picturesque destination. Only her bottled water ways is about to come a cropper as she lands on grannie's bit of swampland. The log-cabin on stilts - al la Clampete decor - and is hardly what she had in mind. Neither were some of the other complications. There is a whole mess of cajun characters angling for the old ladies land, including the sexy, bedroom eyed, Remy LeDeux. Rachel's rapidly comes to the conclusion her stay is going to be a passel of trouble and rightly so, as Remy is about as spicy and hot as Cajun hot-sauce! what woman could resist that them Alpha-Male pheromones?

However, his mini-skirted great-aunt, is ready to marry him off, and beadily eyes Rachel as the perfect candidate, only in the love-never-runs-smooth catch, Rachel's shotgun totting Gran is ready to shoot Remy the instant he put foot on her front porch. Toss in an Alligator named Useless (must be a cousin to Crockett's Elvis!!) and you have all the fun mix to rival cajun gumbo!

Party on down, Cheri! It's one steamy hot time!! Way to go Ms. Hill. Don't wait too long to you take us back to bayou land!!


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Tall Dark and Cajun Sandra Hill 9780446619400 Books Reviews

Ofcorse we all love those Cajun fellas, tall dark and Cajun. Finally a happy ending! Lots of home cooked Cajun food, and Cajun men! Great story
The story was good and entertaining. But, then, the author seemed to drag the story own with filler (boring storyline). So it gets a 3 Star.
This was a good book. It is the second book in a 4 part series dealing with the LeDeux Brothers and their sister Charmaine. Remy has some scars on his face from an accidant he was in and now he is trying to get his life back under control. Each book features the brothers, their Tante Lulu, Charmaine, and the youngest brother Tee-John. Tante Lulu is praying to St. Jude that her nephews will get married and makes Remy a hope chest when he mets Rachel who after breaking up with her boyfriend comes to visit her relatives she's never seen because she was adopted. The Lighting bolts strikes and they are aware of each other from first site. Remy is trying to find more land so that he can fly the FBI on excursion through the bayou to find drug smugglers. It is a funny book that has you guessing to the end and wondering what will happen next in the third book. I recommend this book if you want a lite funny interesting book to read.
Omg.I laughed so hard.it book was fantastic .I read the whole book..I'm one day.I may just read it again.definitely when I'm sad or upset.I agree with you about Cajun people.they are agreed of people like nno other ur story line was good too.I like books with military backgrounder
Oh yeah! I've also love the Cajun storyline coming out of Louisiana. Sandra has a way with words and storytelling that make her novels funny, believable and warm all over. I find myself reading one novel of the series and following up with another. Very worthy read. . . with romantic drama, hot make up love and with a happy ending. All that the romance reader's can ask for. I will state this novel did not make me cry.
What do you get when you combine a Feng Shui interior decorator from D.C. and an ex-Air Force officer in Louisiana who lives in a houseboat and has a pet alligator named Useless? Lots of laughs and a sizzling romance. Rachel Fortier has broken up with her fiance of 5 years and is off to visit her only known family, her grandmother in Louisiana. Putting aside all preconceived ideas of her grandmother and her home, Rachel meets Remy LeDeux for the first time when he is at her grandmother's house, attempting to buy some land from her grandmother, Gizelle Fortier. Time seems to stand still as the two size each other up for the first time and the vanity plate on her borrowed red pickup that states RedHot just about sums up their feelings. I enjoy Sandra Hill's books, there is always enough humor to balance out the romance.
The characters were great in this book! All of them totally unique and not a boring one in the bunch! It's hard to decide who was my favorite!
Remy had been in a helicopter crash while fighting for his country, was severely burned, had 17 operations and was permanently scarred. After knowing each other for less than two weeks, Remy trusted Rachel enough to tell her his accident resulted in sterility. He'd never told anyone before and it was apparent this bothered him deeply and made him feel lacking as a man. Rachel's reaction is to break up with him because he hadn't "been honest" with her. What she should have done was be happy that he was able to share this with her and reassure him that it didn't matter if he couldn't father a child. Instead she validated his fears and made it look as if her real reason for leaving him was that he couldn't give her children. While I understand her need for honesty it was unrealistic of her to expect a person to blurt out something like this when they first met.
But irregardless, I really enjoyed this book. It was a great follow-up to "Love Potion" and I'm looking forward to Charmain's story!
Sandra Hill continually trods where no tepid writer dares and gives some wonderfully original books. I loved many of her Time-Travelling Vikings who refused to stay put in their own time, and her last - Very Virile Viking was one gem! It's hard to do humour and get consistent good reviews, because what strikes our funnybones is free-ranging and vastly different from person to person. Having been raised on both sides of the Pond, I see Yanks not get Brit humour and Brits sniff at what passes for American jokes.

I was raised in Scotland and Britain and I delight in the humour and their quirkiness. Same for the places I have lived in the US, mostly Kentucky - truly full of characters. But I have a great aunt down near the Big Easy, so New Orleans and the area holds a soft spot in my heart as well. Another place that truly appreciate humour and the offbeat. Believe me, I have a younger brother who thinks he is a Party-on-down-Cher, Cajun!

So, I was really looking forward to Hill's Tall, Dark and Cajun. And I must say, I hurt from laughing after reading this wonderful, charming and witty book!

Thoroughly Yankee Rachel Fortier wants romance in her life - and her jerks fiancé thinks keeping her buns and abs in perfect tone is romantic. The snooty decorator decides a change of pace is needed - and a change in men, and envisions dropping in on her gran's cabin in the bayou is a picturesque destination. Only her bottled water ways is about to come a cropper as she lands on grannie's bit of swampland. The log-cabin on stilts - al la Clampete decor - and is hardly what she had in mind. Neither were some of the other complications. There is a whole mess of cajun characters angling for the old ladies land, including the sexy, bedroom eyed, Remy LeDeux. Rachel's rapidly comes to the conclusion her stay is going to be a passel of trouble and rightly so, as Remy is about as spicy and hot as Cajun hot-sauce! what woman could resist that them Alpha-Male pheromones?

However, his mini-skirted great-aunt, is ready to marry him off, and beadily eyes Rachel as the perfect candidate, only in the love-never-runs-smooth catch, Rachel's shotgun totting Gran is ready to shoot Remy the instant he put foot on her front porch. Toss in an Alligator named Useless (must be a cousin to Crockett's Elvis!!) and you have all the fun mix to rival cajun gumbo!

Party on down, Cheri! It's one steamy hot time!! Way to go Ms. Hill. Don't wait too long to you take us back to bayou land!!