Tyler Kincaid doesn't know who his parents are because he was left on a doorstep when he was three days old. His search for his past has led him to the Espada Ranch and the Baron family. There he meets the beautiful heroine Caitlyn. Not only does he learn about his past, but also, faces his fear of true love and intimacy.

I LOVED this book! The Baron series has been wonderful and each novel has stood on their own, but this one made me cry and totally fall in love with Tyler. He is just PERFECT! The story was real and involved me emotionally. I was so hooked that I wanted to sneak a read at work. Sandra Marton has done it again. She has quickly become my FAVORITE romance author! :o)

I'm thrilled and delighted to tell you that THE TAMING OF TYLER KINCAID has just been nominated for the RITA as Best Short Contemporary Novel of the year.

The RITA is the prestigious award given by the Romance Writers of America.

Winners will be announced July 22 at the gala awards evening that will conclude RWA's annual conference.

"The taming of Tyler Kincaid" is a must read! The sparks that fly between Caitlin McCord and Kincaid are beyond spicy. Tyler Kincaid's character is rough around the edges, sexually rugged, heart stopping in his controlling and demanding attitude. He is the type of man that women fantasize of throughout time. The way in which he takes charge of his desire for Caitlin, wearing down all her defences until she can't help wanting Kincaid as much as he wants her is just "Wow!". Not only is the book steamy with romance and conflict but the mystery within the story is just as intriguing. Kincaids search for his parents is what leads him to The Barons ranch named Espada. But the truth that is revealed in the end is shocking and a page turner. You dont want to stop reading this book til the end. It's a beautiful book with so much mixture in it that it makes the book a definite 5 star reader. Sandra Marton again has done a wonderful job in writing this book. I've loved each and everyone one of "The Barons" story, but this most of all has been the best of the four Baron books. So if your an avid reader of romance and love the defy and conquer relationship between a man and a woman then you'll definitely love this book.

"After Lydia" was not about Vickie's mother or her mother's death as much as it was about her relationship with her sister. I found ALL the relationships genuinely realistic. The conclusion was particularly satisfying as a real life scenario. I have recommended this novel to many people.

Blue galss by Sandra Tyler is an interesting book, different from other novels, still it is very easy to relate to. The book is not trying to tell the story of a family through time, it rather focuses on one event. This event may stretch over 4 or 5 years, yet in our lifespane, this is concidered one point in time. The book struck me as a series of scenes, ordinary scenes from our daily life, however, when we watch these scenes go by, we can see that they are not so ordinary after all; there is more than meets the eye. The elements of the book are simple and common: an adolescnet girl, a mother who built her life around her family, and a husband who grew tired of his life style. From one scence to the next, the writer shows very subtle changes and very small incidents that eventually change their whole life. I think the book tries to show us that small things that happen routinly mean something and that we shouldn't assume how the people close to us feel or think; there are things about them that we may never know. The elements and events in the book take place around us and we never notice. They are not special or important. However if we look carefully, we see that they mean a lot and they are very important for those who live through them. Each one of these scenes needs a star and each line needs an actor. Our simple daily lives is a long movie, it is not dull, not ordinary. We are not ordinary people, we are the stars of our own movies, of our own lives.