Han Han
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Bounty Hunted
Han (Ranch Ambush) continues her fast-paced series with family characters readers have come to love.
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Ranch Ambush
With a fast-moving storyline, Han (Murder in Texas) will keep readers on their edge of their seats as the romance and mystery unwind.
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Greek Lessons
An outstanding literary novel that will please Kang’s fans and appeal to new listeners.
Trapped in Texas
Han (Riding Shotgun) delivers another skillfully written slow-burn romance with vivid details and well-developed characters. Recommend this to fans of Nicholas Sparks and Jojo Moyes.
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Riding Shotgun
Han delivers a top-notch romantic mystery in book two of this series about a ranching family in Cider Creek, TX (following Rescued by the Rancher).
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Rescued by the Rancher
Readers who enjoy rural settings and suspenseful love stories will be drawn to this story.
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Nuclear Family
Han’s thoughtful story, which touches on the Korean War, the separation of two halves of one nation, and the colonization of Hawai‘i is highly recommended. Kimchi comes, and kimchi goes, but family is forever.
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Nuclear Family
Han successfully depicts the love binding the Cho family and the struggles they face, and themes of unity, assimilation, and acceptance run deep, whether it be for the country of Korea, the people of Hawai‘i, or humankind more generally. Filled with campy humor, Han’s novel will be appreciated by readers looking for a light, fun, yet meaningful read.
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Texas Abduction
This finale will be of interest to anyone who has been eagerly following the series, but won’t hook new readers.
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