Reviews for Hawk's Woman

The average rating for Hawk's Woman based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-03-19 00:00:00 Jon Mills Overall, the book had a lot of potential -- the romance, dialogue, setting, etc. were all there. It was the main character Clay that ultimately dissapointed me throughout the novel. I found him to be nonchalant in his love for Hallie and dismissive. In fact, most of the book is centered on how much Clay loved his first wife, Summer, regardless of his simultaneous emotion concerning Hallie. At one point in the story, Hawk's *SPOILER* daughter says "She's pretty, but she's not as pretty as momma." to which Clay responds "of course not. No one is as pretty as your mother." And I just thought... this is really awkward. The whole time, none of this seems to disturb Hallie. I just wasn't impressed with this book, which is sad, because I was so excited to read it.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-07-18 00:00:00 Pat Ng Rating: 5 / 5 Much like Chase the Wind, this is one of Madeline Baker's lighter, sweeter romances that borders being corny at times. However, considering that we all need our lighthearted, corny reads from time to time, I found it more than acceptable and enjoyable. And while there was nothing about it that in particular stood out to me, I definitely see it as a re-read for the future, for those light moments when I need just a bit of simple, corny romance to get me through the day. Glad I read it!