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by Pamela Morsi

Author:	Pamela Morsi
Subcategory:	Contemporary
Language:	English
Publisher:	Wheeler Publishing; 1 edition (June 13, 2005)
Pages:	495 pages
Category:	Romance
Rating:	4.9
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A USA Today Bestselling Author. Dawn Leland never thought in a million years that she and her girls would end up back with her in-laws. Sixteen years is a long time to be away, but life has dealt her something unexpected, and now she has no choice. It takes some forgiveness, a little understanding, and the magic of two young girls to make everyone see that - although it's hard to imagine - they have all ended up where they belong.

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Pamela Morsi is a native of Oklahoma. This book is written with Morsi's trademark charm. She manages to write books with romantic tension and dubious characters who end up surprising us with their graciousness.

Pamela Morsi is a native of Oklahoma. Winner of numerous awards, including two RITA Awards, she is the author of Heaven Sent, Courting Miss Hattie, Garters, Wild Oats, Runabout, Marrying Stone, Something Shady, Simple Jess, The Love Charm, No Ordinary Princess, and Sealed with a Kiss. There are no true villains besides weather and fate in a Pamela Morsi novel. What I usually love in a Morsi hero is his unabashed lusting after some obscure part of the heroine's anatomy.

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Dawn Leland never thought in a million years that she and her girls would end up back with her in-laws. Sixteen years is a long time to be away, but life has dealt her something unexpected, and now she has no choice. It takes some forgiveness, a little understanding, and the magic of two young girls to make everyone see that - although it's hard to imagine - they have all ended up where they belong.

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Comments:

Anyshoun

I feel like one of my favorite authors has just spit in my eye. As always, Pamela Morsi writes with feeling and has wonderful, well drawn characters. But.... and this is a HUGE but.... this novel tries to be "arty" and fails miserably. I was reading in fascination about a cancer stricken mother and her two teen daughters. After a 13 year absence they are forced to return to the home town that she had fled after her young husband's death. The story is moving along wonderfully and then....WHAT? Suddenly there are two parallel plot lines to figure out. Writing about the past and how it affects the present is one thing, but writing half a novel about 'what could have been' is jarring and serves no purpose except to confuse and annoy the reader. Not well done, Ms Morsi, not well done at all.

Fordrekelv

Chaos theory and God's mind and a good story and romance. Only Pamela Morsi could do it and do it well.

Abywis

If you are looking for a comforting read with a few tears, this is the book. No suprises, exactly, except maybe that
it gets a bit philosophical (nothing heavy) through a parallel plot line. Good clean writing as one encounters with Morsi.

Adoranin

I really enjoyed reading this as I tried to figure out the end. Still confused.
Two different stories and only one has an ending?

Loni

everything about this book and delivery was perfect.

Katishi

When the job or the boyfriend dried up, Dawn accompanied by her two children hit the road and moved on to the next "Sonny". However, her thirteen years old daughter Dakota notices that this time it is different as Dawn for the first time back tracks and heads to her hometown of Knoxville; Dakota's older sister Sierra fails to see anything unique on this trek until they reach their destination.

Dawn pleads with her mother-in-law Sephrona to allow her two grandchildren to spend the summer with them because she is ill. Sephrona blames Dawn for the death of her son thirteen years ago; if he had not impregnated her and then married her, he would have been at university instead of logging when the tree fell on him. Still Sephrona forced by her spouse, who wants time with his grandchildren, reluctantly takes in the three women. Will love or hate rule this summer in which everyone struggles to adjust, but health becomes the key issue as grandpa and Dawn have threatening ailments.

This engaging character study focuses in on an ensemble cast though the youngest player serves as the prime narrator. The family drama works on several levels as each sees the relationships quite differently. Pamela Morsi displays her talent so by the novel's end fans will appreciate that the four women, grandpa and even the canine Rocky Dog have unique personalities that remain consistent. This is a fine tale that showcases the relative strengths of love vs. hate on individuals.

Harriet Klausner

Zinnthi

Pamela Morsi's _By Summer's End_ is a nice read. She includes likable characters, a challenging situation, and an ending suitable for beach reading.

There is a little split-perspective writing going on, so be forewarned that about 1/3 of the way through the book, chapters alternate with 'what might have been'. I thought it was neat, but I have friends who can't even bear it when the narrator of the book changes, so .... just something to bear in mind.

The writing was easy to read, and Morsi addressed some non-fluffy topics. Stereotypes vs. 3-D people, the nature of heroism, etc. Most of these were inserted fairly obviously in the dialouge, but her points were interesting none-the-less.

I deeply suspect that Morsi's description of chaos theory shouldn't be considered a definative explanation. Her take on 'some things are just bad luck, but there is still an overarching plan for our lives', was presented very well.

Overall, as I said. A nice read. A little food for thought. Beach reading with a little something extra.

I agree with "Mitzi" and "Casual Reader" as well - word for word. I could especially relate to the Mitzi's comment about "all of the sudden the dad is at the birth". I was as confused as hell! I read another couple of chapters trying to see if things would improve. But...I just got more mixed up. Finally....I gave up, and started re-reading "Sweetwater Bride".

I really have enjoyed reading ALL of Ms Morsi's Historical Romance novels. There aren't too many authors out there that write American Historical novels - and Ms. Morsi did it wall. LaVyrle Spencer is another-but, she's retired. I'm not a big fan of the "countess", "dutchess", "duke"...etc. type of Historical Romances...and the book shelves are packed with them. There aren't enough writers that focus on regular folks set in America's 1800s-early 1900's.

I really miss the Historical Romances that Pamela Morsi was known for. Until she discovers that her fan base is clammering for more of these - we'll have to find a substitute author. Any suggestions?

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