Ladies' Man

by Lorraine Heath

Book Overview

When his grandmother directs him to take a teaching position, charmer Lee Daltry seeks advice from the dignified Meredith Lewis, who scorns him for taking the job that was originally intended for her. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 051511636X
• ISBN13: 9780515116366
• Release Date: June 1995
• Publisher: Jove Books
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Uniquely written

Please ignore the first review, for I find the book to be a great read. If you have read other books by Lorraine Heath, then you know that this is a worthwhile book. I haven't been disappointed yet in reading her books, old or new. Each reader has their own tastes in what they like and dislike in a book. I bought this book despite the negative review received for this book; and I am glad I purchased it, for now I have this book to add to my Lorraine Heath collection =o) This is a heartfelt story about a man who has to challenge himself to overcome his weakness and a woman who gets her dream of being a schoolteacher unfulfilled. Even though, Meredith has a hard time trying to dislike Lee, his smiles and his caring personality wins her heart. Lee overcame his weakness of school by teaching the kids a different approach of learning. Although Meredith is strict with how a teacher should teach and lectures Lee to follow the guidebook, she becomes less strict and sees the value of learning differently rather than one way. From the first time they met, Lee has been drawn to Meredith. They help each other deal with their weaknesses, and grow closer together. Not only do they fall in love with each other, but fell in love with an orphan boy who also had problems with learning as Lee has. Meredeth has grown all her life as an orphan and knows how Jimmy feels: to belong to someone who loves them. Lee showed Jimmy and Meredith about the value of love, family, and belonging.A uniquelly written story to touch your heart. You can see the characters are passionate, funny, and compassionate. This is not a heady passionate romance book, but it has its own unique depth. Not only do you feel for the story, but you feel for the characters. It shows different perspectives viewed from 3 characters rather than having a book focus on one perspective.If you are contemplating on buying this book, I would say get it, you dont' see these types of books often. If you haven't read books written by Lorraine Heath, read them all,they are all great. However, like I said before, each person has their own taste in reading material. But chances are if you like one book by Lorraine Heath, You'll like her other books gauranteed.The reason I bought this book is that it's great to see the beginning of an author's work in her books, and from the start, Lorraine Heath writes from the heart and touches the heart of her readers by the stories written as I see in this book. This is one of her books when she first wrote in her book career. What can I say, it's well done. Now I have to get the other series from Sons and Daughters to see how the other characters do in their labor when they turn 20!