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by Janet Dailey

Genre Fiction

Author:

Janet Dailey
ISBN:

0671040499
ISBN13:

978-0671040499
Genre:

Fiction / Literature
Publisher:

Pocket (August 1, 1999)
Subcategory:

Genre Fiction
Language:

English
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Rating:

4.7
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Calder born, Calder bred. Sixteen-year-old Ty Calder's head is turned by a beautiful young girl, who tries to lure him into plundering the.

Calder born, Calder bred.

Her romantic fiction has also been featured in a story anthology, The Only Thing Better Than Chocolate. Since her first novel was published in 1975, Janet Dailey has become the bestselling female author in America, with more than 300,000,000 copies of her books in print.

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There goes Ty Calder’s old ma. No, you’ll always be Chase Calder, she insisted, but there was a part of her that knew he was right. I’ve gotta roll out at the crack of dawn in the morning, Ballard declared, trying to impress her with the long, hard hours he worked. The chair legs scraped on the floor as he pushed away from the table. Ty returned to his chair while Jessy rose and walked out with Ballard.

Calder’s plane crashed yesterday. Dyson rose from the desk and crossed the room to pour himself a drink. All the headstones bore the name Calder, including the newest, inscribed with the words Mary Elizabeth Calder, My Beloved Maggie

Calder’s plane crashed yesterday. And Calder? He’s in very critical condition. Stricklin reached for the telephone. All the headstones bore the name Calder, including the newest, inscribed with the words Mary Elizabeth Calder, My Beloved Maggie. Ty felt keenly the absence of his father, the one who mourned her passing the most. A slim, softly gloved hand slipped inside the crook of his elbow.

Calder born Calder bred. Calder born Calder bred. by. Dailey, Janet, 1944-. Fiction in English American writers 1945- Texts. London : Hodder and Stoughton.

Calder Born, Calder Bred - Janet Dailey. I. Wanting to belong isn’t easy. When they’re making it rough instead. They’re all Calder born-and Calder bred. And the hardest of all is knowing. 1. The windswept Montana plains rolled with empty monotony beneath a freeze-dried sky. Along a fence line that stretched into the far-flung horizon, old snow formed low drifts. A brooming wind had brushed clean the brown carpet of frozen grass that covered the rough-and-tumble roll of the plains and held the thin layer of soil in place

I really enjoyed Calder Born, Calder Bred as a single book and as a generational series. Ty pretty much turned outlike to his father, Cal. For a series, Janet Dailey did a fantastic job.

I really enjoyed Calder Born, Calder Bred as a single book and as a generational series. I have enjoyed all of her books in this series, as a series and as individual books. I come from a farming community, as a young girl, and their were lots of ranches around us.

Calder Born, Calder Bred book.

Ty Calder was a stranger to the mighty empire that was his legacy -- the ranchlands that rose to meet the Montana skies. He learned the ways of ranch life from young Jessy, who knew the land her own heart.

But Ty worshiped dark, glamorous Tara, scion of the new "corporate West," of vast power and big money. Tara lured Ty on, greedy to be mistress of the Calder kingdom. Yet when her world rushed in to plunder the fortune beneath the prairies, it was Jessy who fought for Ty, defying death to save a birthright that was Calder Born, Calder Bred.

Alsalar

I HAD HARD BOUND BOOKS AND GOT RID OF THEM. PUT THE SERIES ON MY KINDLE. I COULD NOT BELIEVE ALL THE TYPOS IN THIS BOOK. I WILL PROOFREAD FOR JANET FOR FREE IF SHE FIRES THE CURRENT PROOFREADER. ..IT TOOK AWAY FROM THE BOOK. HOPE THE NEXT ONE HAS LESS ERRORS. CJACKSON AT [email protected]

Gir

If you buy this book, you need to start at the beginning of the series. The series is fabulous to see the family through many generations and the changes to each. I read this series every year. I've been reading the Calder series every year since I was 30. Wish Dailey would write more.

Musical Aura Island

I enjoy this artist and books written. The spelling errors are unforgivable. This detracts from the enjoyment of the story line.

Tygokasa

Love Janet Dailey!

Winotterin

I read this series several years ago when it only had six books . Since discovering that is now has eleven, I had no choice but to start over with book one. I just Love Love Love it. I especially like that each book moves on to the next generation. One thing I have noticed is that the proof readers need proof readers. Book five has absolutely too many typographical errors, and for me this is one thing that is very annoying. But I'll look over them and keep on reading. Janet Dailey is a great author. Her publisher should use better proof readers.

Tujar

This is Montana, the vast, wild west where the men are MEN and the women are well, um, not very believable or useful.
Ty Calder was not raised on the vast Triple C ranch owned by his father Chase Calder, but comes back as a teenager to learn ranching and how to survive in this sometimes inhospitable land. He learns a lot from the tough, single-minded ranch hands and his father and also from Jessy O'Rourke , a tom-boy with a crush on Ty. Ty goes away to college in Austin, where he develops a fixation on the beautiful Tara Lee, who is the daughter of one of Chase Calder's business associates.
The men are constantly getting into brawls, or getting drunk, or considering infidelity; and the women are either quiet, timid help-mates, or femme fatales, or, like Jessy, trying to emulate the real men. A typical line is when one of the ranch hands says of Ty's sister, "Cat has some growing up to do; She's still too spoiled to make a good wife." I suppose he's got to break and brand her before he can marry her!
The dialogue is sometimes pretty sappy, such as when Ty's father says "You can only afford to have one mistress outside your marriage, Ty. And that mistress is the land. She'll give you all the satisfaction, and heartache, that you can handle."
In spite of the subservient roles played by women, and the stilted, unrealistic dialogue, I was intrigued by the plot and curious how Ty would resolve the conflict between his passion for Tara and his need for the solidity and understanding of Jessy.

Bearus

I really enjoyed Calder Born, Calder Bred as a single book and as a generational series. Ty pretty much turned outlike to his father, Cal.
For a series, Janet Dailey did a fantastic job. I have enjoyed all of her books in this series, as a series and as individual books.
The research and knowledge she puts in her books about ranching is fantastic. I come from a farming community, as a young girl, and their were lots of ranches around us. She hit the nail on the head with the way the family career in ranching is done, or at least to the way it was done back then.

I love the Calder series which is why I bought Calder Born Calder Bred. I paid almost 18 dollars for this book from Amazon.com and was very disappointed in the quality. I don't understand why this book cost so much more than the other 'Calder' books. The text is so small I can barley read it. Not only that but it is typed on over sized pages so it doesn't fit the page well at all. My poor rating is because of this...the story itself was wonderful.

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