Something good

Something good

by Brenda Trent

Book 563 of Silhouette romance --

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NO PLACE LIKE HOME After a lifetime of drifting, indulging her parents' farfetched schemes and consequent disappointments, Rachel Fentress was ready to settle down to something good, something worthwhile. She craved the security of a promising job and the warmth of a cozy home. Why, then, was she falling under the spell of Coleman Walker? Despite his heady kisses and devastating good looks, he was a drifter, a rambling man who wandered through life chasing dreams. Coleman was impetuous, demanding and impossible . . . yet he had opened Rachel's mind to new possibilities. For in his eyes, she had glimpsed the ultimate home . . . the rainbow's end.

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    How does Rachel’s exhaustion from a lifetime of her parents' farfetched schemes shape her initial definition of "something good" and a secure home?

  2. 2

    In what ways does Coleman Walker embody the exact instability Rachel is trying to escape, and why do you think she is drawn to him despite this contradiction?

  3. 3

    The description mentions that Coleman opens Rachel’s mind to new possibilities and represents "the rainbow's end." How do our desires for stability and adventure often clash when we are deciding what we want out of life?

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