Texas! Trilogy

by Sandra Brown

Book Overview

From a #1 "New York Times"-bestselling author comes a stunning omnibus edition, combining all three of Brown's beloved Texas! novels--"Texas! Lucky, Texas! Chase," and "Texas! Sage"--in one beautiful... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385424701
• ISBN13: 9780385424707
• Release Date: April 1992
• Publisher: Doubleday Books
• Length: 600 Pages
• Weight: 1.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.7" x 5.8" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

This was my very first time reading a Sandra Brown. I really enjoyed it

Lucky , Chase, and Sage are all siblings that we all can relate to. Lucky is wild and crazy. While Chase is sensible and Sage is the baby of the family trying to make sure she is not overlooked or neglected. Of all the characters Lucky is my favorite, he just seems like so much fun

Great Series

This series was really good, the author did a good job tying all three books together, so definitely read them in order!! It was tastefully written and you can really get in to the characters. I got the series cheaper by getting all three books in one as a hard cover, I suggest doing that.

Trilogy Just Keeps Getting Better!

TEXAS LUCKY! This story is about Lucky Tyler who seemed to always have trouble and women in his presence. Then one night he rescued a redhead in a bar, and was hooked. When she vanished without a trace, Lucky was desperate to find her. But when the police start asking for an alibi because of a fire at the family business, Lucky was even more desperate to find her. Once he found her, would he only need her until he was proven innocent, or was his heart lost to her forever? This is a great story, somewhat predictable, but enjoyable. Typical romance plot, with a few twists thrown in for good measure. TEXAS! CHASE Chase Tyler was so overcome with grief when his wife and unborn baby were killed in a car accident that he ran. He ran away from the family business and his memories and became a rodeo man. Riding bulls and drinking until he couldn't feel anymore was the only way he could survive until he was injured and a lady from his past came back into his life. Marcie Johns had known Chase since they were kids and was driving the car when it killed his wife. She had always loved him, but now he needed her. He needed her to make him stop running and be a man again. She made him an offer that would save the family business and was a gamble with her heart. The story is good, even if a little predictable. Sandra Brown seems to be afraid to break out of the traditional romance mold, even though she keeps crossing the line, and then jumping back within the boundaries. You know the next in the series will be even better! TEXAS! SAGE The last in the trilogy, Sandra Brown was saving the best for last! Sage Tyler thought she had everything in her life under control, until her fiancé dumps her and in front of Harlan Boyd, who's come to fly her home for the holidays. Sage wants him to keep his distance and her secret, but he's got other ideas. Harlan thinks Sage is the most beautiful woman he's ever met. As he tries to help save the family business from scandal and ruin, he finds himself hopelessly in love with her, and she's finding it difficult to stay away from him. This is my favorite story in the Texas series. It's full of laughs, romance, and pure enjoyment. Sandra Brown finally jumps out of the typical romance plot lines and gives the reader much more enjoyment and mystery. She crosses both genres and throws in laughter for good measure. This is one story that will be enjoyed for years to come!

Couldn't stop reading!

All of these stories were great! I'm glad I bought the bound collection so I didn't have to stop reading at the end of each story. You really get to know the characters and their personalities throughout the series and are eager to find out what will happen between them next. Texas! Sage was by far my FAVORITE, then Texas! Lucky. Texas! Chase wasn't as gripping, but still very good. I plan to read them all again, and maybe again...