Books by Margaret Daley
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review 1: Not bad for a short story. Interesting characters with a plot that keeps you reading the story until the end ... but then the author runs out of steam. I never appreciate a 'hero' who just refuses to take 'no' for an answer. She said 'no,' so he keeps kissing her to prove he know...
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review 1: I am currently 1/2 way through the book and I am enjoying the strength of the female character. There is some very good dialogue. I am a budding writer and have to admit I am a few book into things and just now do I think I can appreciate the difficulty of concistently matching c...
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review 1: This should be required reading for all pre-teen girls. Human trafficking is a very real and growing problem that tends to be swept under the rug. No one thinks it will happen to them, and hopefully it won't, but being aware of the possibilities and warning signs can often preven...
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review 1: A really cute, fun "beach read." A single mom, with two sons (one a rambunctious genius)and a grandfather who is an inventor, moves to a new town in hopes of finding a place to settle down permanently. It seems that the grandfather and his inventions/accidents keep getting neig...
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review 1: Another entry in the Texas K-9 series, this book finds Sagebrush cop Lee Calloway protecting a woman named “Heidi” who has amnesia from someone who may be trying to kill her. Amnesia is such a tired trope in romance novels, but here Heidi’s problem drives the plot: Lee believes ...
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review 1: In Daley’s love inspired suspense novel, K-9 detective Lee Calloway and his canine partner are looking for a missing child when they stumble upon an injured woman running for her life. The woman has amnesia and is unable to remember who she is let alone who pursues her. Taking ...
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review 1: I picked this book up to read because I wanted something quick and good to read that would hold my attention. Hidden in the Everglades did not disappoint me in the least. From the first page this book grabbed my attention and kept me on the edge of my seat. For a short book it pa...
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review 1: Margaret Daley is back with her third installment in the super-charged Men of the Texas Rangers series. In fact, super-charged just barely does this justice. The suspense, action, danger and mystery is bigger than the state of Texas. Cattle rustling doesn't seem all that life thr...
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review 1: This book didn't grab me like others by this author have, but overall it had a good pace to it. I'd say "spoiler alert", but there's only one way these books end; I thought it was cliche to have the book end with them married and her pregnant. I mean, it would've been just fine...
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review 1: If you like a story about two people going through their own hardships that can survive to find love then this story is great for you. I recommend the entire A town called hope series. Ive read the 2nd book first and now the 1st book so it gave a bit of what happened in the 1st b...
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review 1: Margaret Daley is among my favorite Oklahoma authors; however, A Love Rekindled is set along the Gulf Coast, the second in the series A Town Called Hope. I preferred His Holiday Family, the first in the series primarily because the hurricane around which the stories are based st...
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review 1: Her Holiday Hero by Margaret DaleyWhen Captain Jake Tanner rescues Josh Langford from three bullies he had no idea his world was about to change. Emma Langford trains service dogs and feels Jake could really use a service dog to help with his PTSD. The author Margret Daley did an...