Fecha de nacimiento: 20th Century
Género: female
Nacionalidad: USA
Lugar de nacimiento: Texas, USA
Lugares de residencia: Texas, USA
California, USA
Biografía breve: Ginger Chambers was born in Texas, USA. She had no plans to become a writer while she was growing up. But she always loved words and stories, so it was only natural that the inevitable happened, when she published her first romance novel in 1981. After writing over thirty books, Ginger still loves the profession she was ultimately drawn to. She considers it one of the great joys of her life to be able to create characters that come to life on the page and place them in situations that entertain her, as well as her readers. She authored the popular seven-book series The West Texans.

Her two children now grown, Ginger makes her home with her husband near the beautiful Pacific in Northern California. Ginger loves to hear from readers. You can reach her through her web site or email her and at gingerchambers@sbcglobal.net

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Bachelor's Puzzle por Ginger Chambers

Bea is very threaten when her sister Elise falls in love. Bea is a real piece of work. She is determined to keep Elise under her control. She figures Elise will abandon her, after all it is what she would do!

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nx74defiant | 2 reseñas más. | Jul 22, 2018 |

Bachelor's Puzzle (Tyler Series) por Ginger Chambers

This is Elise Ferguson, Tyler's librarian, story. Elise know the library is falling down around her and wants the town to raise enough money to build a new safer library. The craft fair (in Book 7) didn't raise enough money so Robert Fairmont a Professor of Architecture comes to Tyler to give his opinion of the plans for the new library and if there is still a way for it to be built. The story is interesting as most of it takes place in the library and since I love books, this was a good story for me.

Elise shares a home with a miserable sister Bea who is determined to ruin any happiness Elise may find. She is mean spirited and causes trouble often. Robert and Elise are both in their 50's and I must say I enjoyed seeing a romance between a couple that is older than most couples in romance novels. Of course, since this is fiction, the romance happens quickly. There some discussion of the murder at the lodge but not a lot. With only 4 books to go, that story line must start picking up pretty soon.… (más)

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CLDunn | 2 reseñas más. | Aug 6, 2014 |

Courthouse Steps por Ginger Chambers

Judson Ingalls is about to stand trial for the murder of his wife, Margaret, which happened over 40 years ago. His granddaughter, Amanda, will defend him. The state has appointed high-powered and nearly undefeated attorney Ethan Trask as prosecutor. But Ethan is not immune to the charms to either the town of Tyler or Amanda. Still, he does his best to convict Judson of murder. Amanda is distressed to find herself falling for the man who wants to put her grandfather in jail for the rest of his life.
Personally, I find it really hard to believe these two are so preoccupied with each other in the midst of this very important piece of business. However, the extraordinarily well-written investigation and courtroom scenes make up for the unlikelihood of this pair.… (más)

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EmScape | otra reseña | May 23, 2011 |

Bachelor's Puzzle por Ginger Chambers

Although I appreciate the premise, and was really looking forward to reading a romance involving a 52-year-old "spinster" librarian as the female lead, I found myself mildly disappointed in this. There is so much else going on, with Elise's wheelchair-bound, bad-tempered sister, Robert's Exciting Architectural Discovery, and the series plot thread of Margaret Ingalls' murder, that the characters' romantic chemistry seemed both rushed and forced. I'm generally a little disdainful of romances where the characters meet for the first time, fall in love, and get engaged within a time period that is less than a fortnight (or even a month), and especially with Elise's "baggage" (the aforementioned sister, etc.) and Robert specifically stating that he's a 57 year old man who hasn't even lived with another person since he left his parent's house to go to college... I just don't see that as enough time to build a lasting relationship. Now I know that romance novels, and Harlequins in particular, aren't meant to be terribly realistic, but if the reader doesn't connect with and believe in the characters, there's something wrong. I don't know, I guess this one just kinda didn't live up to expectations, especially when the rest of this series has been so strong. This is Chambers' first foray into Tyler; hopefully her other contribution, Courthouse Steps is better.… (más)

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EmScape | 2 reseñas más. | May 6, 2011 |

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