A Summer’s Wind

You swing by your neighbor’s yard-sale. A pile of old paperback Harlequin romance novels are .25 each. You rummage through the pile. Your guilty pleasure is reading this trash. You come upon A Summer’s Wind. You read the summary on the back of the novel: “Mary Sue Jensen spends a summer on a Texas ranch. The winds of summer blow. Her heart will be tested. The perfect summer. Her heart is torn between millionaire Chris James, or ranch hand Kevin Owens. The two men attempt to win her heart. A Summer’s Wind blows. Who will win her heart?” You snort, could the summary be anymore cliche? What absolute garbage. You can’t wait to read it. By Chapter 3, you fall asleep. When you wake up you are transported into the dynamic and cliche world of A Summer’s wind. Good luck managing the garbage between the pages. Will you follow along with the story plot, destroy everything in your path, Fall in love or Possibly murder every single character in the book? The choice is yours. Good luck.