Denim and Diamonds

by Debbie Macomber

Book Overview

In Debbie Macomber's heart-wrenching novel, two wounded hearts give in to the healing power of love--and learn to trust again.Letty Ellison left her small town and her high-school sweetheart behind to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1551662841
• ISBN13: 9781551662848
• Release Date: July 1997
• Publisher: Mira Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Enjoyable!

This is a quick and enjoyable read. This is an older book and Debbie Macomber's writing has really evolved. I read the Wyoming Kid first which has the same characters but focuses on Joy and Lonny (Letty's brother). The story also occurs several years later than in this book. In Demim and Diamonds, there are passages that are amazingly the same as in The Wyoming Kid. There is part of the story that occurs in both books. That being said, I still enjoyed the book.

Very enjoyable

I am hooked to her books now and Trying to read everything she puts out there. This book was hard to put down! I have to give it a 5!

Very enjoyable reading

I simply couldn't put the book down! I have to give this a 5! I hope to eventually read every book she's ever written! I have not yet found any better author!

A fast enjoyable read

Letty Ellison returns home to her brother's ranch after being away for 9 years. She left to pursue a singing career which she chose over her boyfriend Chase. Now she's back with her daugher,(another man's child)and a secret.After all this time Chase is still angry and wants nothing to do with her or her little girl. Slowly tho, against his will, he finds himself drawn back under her spell. Will they be able to forget the past and confront the new problem that awaits them?There is also an amusing side story involving Letty's brother and his romantic misadventures.A perfect book for when you want some quiet time.

debbie does it again

Once again Debbie has a way with humor. This may not have been one of her best books, but it was enjoyable and had her touch all over it.