Texas! Sage

In "Texas Sage" this young, fresh from college girl is about to get the surprise of her life expecting an engagement ring from her fiancé but only to get the boot. As if that wasn't bad enough this weird annoying guy named Harlan overheard everything and won't let her live it down. Taking her back home she finds out that her family business is in deep trouble, so trying not to let her older brothers Chase and Lucky find out... Read Full Review

I read texas lucky and texas chase and they were fantastic stories. Unfortunately its coming to an end with texas sage which I found very hot. I felt like I was in Sage's position in front of Harlan which is a very handsome and sexy young man. I think the characters were very well written. The plot was very good and the scenes between Sage and Harlan was realyyyy hot. I like all Sandra Brown books but those three were the... Read Full Review

There was a time when I sneered at Romance novels, although I had never read one. Then one dark and stormy night, alone in an Outer Banks beach house, I picked up a well-tattered paperback of Sandra Brown's "Sage," and I simply devoured it.Although I didn't know it at the time, "Sage" is Book Three of Brown's Texas! trilogy, but I'm glad I read it first. The story opens as spoiled, beautiful and headstrong Sage Tyler is dumped... Read Full Review

This was my first Sandra Brown book and I just loved it! I'm sorry that I didn't realize that this book was the third in a trilogy about the Tyler family but and thrilled that my introduction to her works was this one. Now I can't wait to go back and read the first two books of the series.Sage Tyler is the youngest of the three Tyler children; she was two older brothers, Lucky and Chase. This story starts out with her fiancee... Read Full Review

The story of Sage is a great love story. After reading the stories of Lucky and Chase I couldn't wait to read about there sister. The way she tried to stay away from Harlan and then was drawn to him in a special way was so well written. It was one book I would read over and over.