Vows Of The Heart

by Susan Fox

No Synopsis Available.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037302763X
• ISBN13: 9780373027637
• Release Date: July 1986
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Length: 187 Pages
• Weight: 0.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.5" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

The Vows of Two Hearts

Back cover reads: Veronice went home to be whole again. An accident on her wedding day had left Veronica Spencer physically scarred. Emotionally shattered. So she returned to the one place she had ever felt secure--Chapman Ranch, in the heart of Wyoming--only to find that everything had changed. Cole Chapman was in charge now! To Cole, Veronica was still the undisciplined child of the woman who'd left his father. Veronica vowed to prove Cole wrong, never dreaming that an adolescent cruch would suddenly turn to love. This is the first story of Susan Fox, published under Harlequin Romance. This author has an incredible way of making you feel for her characters. She brings them to life, not only their joys but their pains as well. Veronica Spencer hasn't had life easy, and recently things seemed to have hit the bottom. Wishing to recuperate from a recent accident she goes back to Chapman ranch, a place she had once felt was home to her. Only things have changed at Chapman ranch. The ranch is now run by Cole Chapman, her once step-brother. A man she had once loved in her youth. Cole Chapman is wary on allowing Veronica back on the ranch. He remembers the rebel she once was and can't let himself belive she's changed. Yet he can't let her go knowing she is recovering from an accident and has barely found out about the death of his father, a man she loved as her own. As they once again get to know each other there is a tension between them, different from the scorn of before. Their relationship develops slowly, lovingly. Yet there are several obstacles in their way, and they must each go through their own trials. The ending, just as the rest of the story, is quite satisfying as both Cole and Veronica come to realize what they feel for each other is more than "caring". I enjoy all of Susan Fox's books as they are filled with heroines who all have things they must overcome as well as heroes who seem tough on the outside but are soft on the inside. May you enjoy this book as well as other Susan Fox books.

A true love

Ok, get out the tissues, Ms Fox is going to cause the tears to fall.Veronica Spencer knew of only one person in the whole world who loved her no matter what.So when she was injured in an accident, while being driving by her drunken new husband, a husband by the way that left and filed for an anullment as soon as he saw the extent of Ronnie's injuries. Who by the way wasn't hurt in the accident.So Ronnie ran to her stepfather Henry Chapman. Problem, Henry died a few days after Ronnie's accident, and her Mother his ex-wife didn't tell Ronnie becaues her condition was so close to deaths door the doctors thought it best.Ronnie calls from a phone booth, to let Henry know she was on her way.Henry's son Cole answered the phone. Hearing Ronnie's voice he told her to go the the grave yard. Remembering how Henry used to visit his late wife's grave Ronnie went there only to find Henry's grave too. Ronnie was injured so badly she couldn't walk on her own. Cole thought Ronnie had come to claim her inheritance. Ronnie cooked dinner for the men, and Cole hired her to be the cook. Cole kept his son Curtis from Ronnie because he felt Ronnie was as flightly as her much married mother.Jessica Ryan told a lie when Ronnie was little, about a horse she loved, Jessie released the horse and he got into a fight, he had to be put down because of his injuries.Jessie accused Ronnie, Cole believed her.When Cole finds out the truth, his own son has been used to keep Ronnie and Cole apart.She told Curtis lies about Ronnie and the accident she was in. Curtis burns himself badly playing with matches.Then the truth comes out and Cole is smart enough to turn to Ronnie for help.