Texas Fury: A Novel

by Fern Michaels

Book Overview

In a career that has launched dozens of New York Times bestsellers, Fern Michaels continues to deliver the best kind of romantic fictionseductive stories spiced with heady drama and lush characters... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345313755
• Release Date: March 1989
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 512 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.1" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Fern does it again!

Fern Michaels does it again. I loved this book in the series. The Texas series is definitely a must read for all Fern Michaels fans. Once you start reading, you can't put the book down.

Texas Fury Review

Great book, it's third in the Texas Coleman family series. If you like Fern Michaels' other books, you will enjoy this book too!

Texas Fury

A very powerful book 3 in the Texas series. While all the characters are involved in this book, Amelia was a large focus of this one. Amelia is married to Cary who is a good 20 years her junior, and while Cary absolutely adores his wife, she is waiting for the other shoe to drop. She had such a difficult life with so much loss, that she couldn't allow herself to just accept the love Cary gave freely. We were taken inside Amelia, and how she comes to terms with her life, and learns to accept herself for the loving person she is.

I can't wait to read the last book

I just finished Texas Fury and can't wait to start Texas Sunrise. I feel as if I know these people. Wonderful summer reading.

A stunning conclusion -- or is it?

More adventure, love and intrigue for the Coleman family as Michaels' series seems to jump into high gear. Though none of the TEXAS novels could ever be called dull, in TEXAS FURY, it seems as though if the story isn't racing along (from locales in the Pacific Rim, to a forbidding snow-covered mountain in Europe and back to the home base of Texas), Michaels won't get her point across. Though she contradicted herself with the publication of TEXAS SUNRISE a few years later, FURY was to be the culmination of the Coleman saga, so I can excuse her for wanting to make sure she tied everything up in a neat package. And neat it is -- there seem to be happy endings aplenty within TEXAS FURY. Some may surprise you, some may seem to be a given but all in all -- even with the shock ending -- it ends on a very hopeful note. One comment, though: I rated this book five stars, but it receives such an accolade by the skin of its teeth. The family tree in the front of the book is helpful but there are some misspellings and the time is skewed as well -- just what year is this taking place? Though as I write this it's nearly 2000 now, when the TEXAS series was published (around 1994/1995), the dates of various events in the Colemans' lives seemed years ahead -- perhaps even around the turn of the century! A little confusing, to say the least, but it's a minor nitpick in an overall excellent family saga.