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3 stars

I thought information technology was gonna be angstier. Apart from that, the other complaint I take is that at that place wasn't much plot. I mean, not enough to satisfy me anyway. Information technology was a lot of going through the mean solar day to day motions of ..that fourth dimension flow, I suppose. Y'all know, the cooking, the washing, the waking up at dawn .. blah blah.

The whole grumpy hero trope was not done that well.. he wasn't that grumpy or surly in my opinion he was just a man with a lot of responsabilities and not plenty time in his mean solar day to

three stars

I thought it was gonna be angstier. Apart from that, the other complaint I have is that in that location wasn't much plot. I mean, not plenty to satisfy me anyway. It was a lot of going through the 24-hour interval to twenty-four hour period motions of ..that fourth dimension menstruum, I suppose. You know, the cooking, the washing, the waking upwardly at dawn .. blah blah.

The whole grumpy hero trope was non done that well.. he wasn't that grumpy or surly in my opinion he was merely a man with a lot of responsabilities and not enough time in his day to get to all of them. It would make me impatient as well.

The love story was meh. I didn't feel their connectedness.

Overall, this wasn't a bad read for the genre but there was also nothing memorable or cracking near it.

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Ranch in Colorado, USA

★★★★½ Poor Will Tucker. He not but has to put up with his cross, widowed, elderly, stride-mother, simply now the cook and housekeeper his sister hired for his Colorado ranch is nix just a timid little brownish mouse. Expecting a sturdy, centre-anile widow, y'all can run across why he is aggrieved. He doesn't demand "another lame piece of baggage." But just await until he finds out she's pregnant! Whoa-doggies!

Yet, the frightened young widow, Linnea McConaughy, is cap

Ranch in Colorado, USA

★★★★½ Poor Volition Tucker. He not simply has to put up with his cantankerous, widowed, elderly, pace-mother, simply now the cook and housekeeper his sister hired for his Colorado ranch is cipher merely a timid piddling brown mouse. Expecting a sturdy, centre-aged widow, y'all can run into why he is aggrieved. He doesn't need "another lame piece of baggage." But just wait until he finds out she'south pregnant! Whoa-doggies!

Nevertheless, the frightened young widow, Linnea McConaughy, is capable of much more than Will – or she – realizes. I simply beloved a shy, but determined heroine. And Linnea is stubbornly persevering in proving herself worthy of staying, and up to all the tasks the big, gruff, intimidating rancher sets for her. Relativity is a funny affair: Volition'south sure the endless ranch chores, out in the isolated countryside, will be too arduous for the petite female parent-to-be; Linnea thinks she'south living in the lap of luxury and abundance because she has a ringer-washer – and doesn't have to pound the laundry against a river stone! All while she can enjoy a panoramic view. She finds she'southward taking on a few more than tasks she hadn't counted on – besides winning Will'southward reticent respect – like learning to trust over again and capturing his alone centre.

This is a book of subtle surprises and the joys in everyday life. When, for the first time in her life, Linnea is able to present someone with a transforming gift, bought with her hard-earned money, it is terribly touching. We take and so much for granted nowadays, even the ability to give a gift.

My thanks to willaful for the recommendation, and to Sans for the loan of this charming book! It's good to have GoodReads friends. :)

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Mar 21, 2015 Naksed rated information technology it was amazing

If you are in the mood for a sweet, old-fashioned cowboy romance, The Tenderfoot Bride is for y'all. The plot device of bringing together two seemingly sick-fitted people in close quarters and sentinel the hostile sparks slowly burn into intense honey is nothing new but this is so nicely written that, fifty-fifty though you know the inevitable conclusion, you thoroughly savour the journeying to go there. An added bonus was a very realistic and mannerly setting of the every day life in a Colorado Ranch in the lat If you are in the mood for a sweet, one-time-fashioned cowboy romance, The Tenderfoot Bride is for you. The plot device of bringing together two seemingly ill-fitted people in shut quarters and watch the hostile sparks slowly burn into intense love is nothing new but this is so nicely written that, fifty-fifty though you lot know the inevitable decision, yous thoroughly savour the journey to get there. An added bonus was a very realistic and charming setting of the every day life in a Colorado Ranch in the late nineteenth century. Some historical romances pluck contemporary people and randomly fix them in a supposed historical setting and phone call that a historical romance. This was non the case here. Both the setting and characters were beautifully rendered. Really enjoyed this 1! ...more than

Nov 12, 2016 StMargarets rated it it was astonishing

Such a gorgeous story. This is the hardest working Cinderella with the grumpiest prince-charming rancher hero you'll e'er come across. Other reviewers accept explained the plot, so I'll just state what I liked about it.

1. The slow unraveling of the heroine's secrets. Possible trigger(view spoiler)[ She is pregnant with her dead husband's kid. She never loved her husband. (hibernate spoiler)]
2. The dignity and competence of the heroine as she learns what her truthful worth is.
3. The willingness of the gu

Such a gorgeous story. This is the hardest working Cinderella with the grumpiest prince-charming rancher hero you'll ever come across. Other reviewers take explained the plot, and then I'll just land what I liked about information technology.

1. The slow unraveling of the heroine's secrets. Possible trigger(view spoiler)[ She is pregnant with her dead married man's child. She never loved her husband. (hide spoiler)]
2. The dignity and competence of the heroine as she learns what her true worth is.
three. The willingness of the guarded hero to gradually turn human.
four. The relationship between the cranky stepmother and the heroine.
5. Learning to read. (I'm such a sucker for this trope since reading is everything to me)
6. The descriptions of the Colorado landscape, the chores, the food, the simple pleasures. I was in that earth.
7. The ending was beautiful and I may have shed a sentimental tear. *sniff*
8. This is a re-read book. I will savour revisiting the characters, the earth-building, and for watching the skill of Cheryl St. John's writing unfold in front of my optics.

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Mar 08, 2018 Vintage rated information technology really liked it

What a sweetheart of a volume, a truthful romance.

There isn't much I tin add together to what other reviewers have already said except to say that this wonderful story virtually the grumpy, difficult equally rock SOB ranch owner and sweet, determined heroine is what romance is all about. Wonderful secondary characters with the cranky stepmother, the doting cowboys merely add value.

My only complaint is it ended too soon. I wanted to read near a wedding and have an epilogue!

My first but not last Cheryl St. John.

This reminded

What a sweetheart of a book, a true romance.

There isn't much I can add to what other reviewers take already said except to say that this wonderful story well-nigh the grumpy, hard every bit stone SOB ranch possessor and sweet, determined heroine is what romance is all well-nigh. Wonderful secondary characters with the cranky stepmother, the doting cowboys just add value.

My simply complaint is it concluded too presently. I wanted to read about a nuptials and have an epilogue!

My first only not last Cheryl St. John.

This reminded me a lot Ellen O'Connell book, Eyes of Silver, Eyes of Golden, Without Words, Cute Bad Man.

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Jul 24, 2011 willaful rated it really liked it

Recommends it for: fans of Americana romance

Dearest slowly blooms betwixt a hard, difficult rancher and an emotionally scarred but determined woman. A uncomplicated, undramatic, simply tender and satisfying romance.

A sweet unpretentious book that starts with a heavy dose of malaise, and and then settles into ordinary everyday working routine which surprisingly was never tiresome. I was quite impressed with author's power to use simple yet illustrative style, which seemed to bring everything to life.

The h, Leanna is a timid driveling widow who arrives as the new housekeeper at the bad tempered H'due south ranch. Volition Tucker, expecting a capable eye anile widow, takes one wait at the tiny timorous Leanna and declares her u

A sweet unpretentious book that starts with a heavy dose of angst, and then settles into ordinary everyday working routine which surprisingly was never boring. I was quite impressed with author's power to utilise simple withal illustrative way, which seemed to bring everything to life.

The h, Leanna is a timid abused widow who arrives every bit the new housekeeper at the bad tempered H'southward ranch. Volition Tucker, expecting a capable middle anile widow, takes one look at the tiny timorous Leanna and declares her unfit for the task. He most packs her off merely her very wretchedness makes him relent and give her a trial.

I also liked the secondary characters. Autonomously from people in Leanna's past, everyone is nice, accepting and not-judgmental. The silent and surly H'south human relationship with his cranky aged step-mom is a case in point. Evidently, they hate each other'southward guts but the mode he takes intendance of her and her needs shows him to exist an absolute softie and a complete fraud! Volition'due south feelings for Leanna develop gradually simply inexorably and believably. She, of class, is blind to his and her own feelings as she is as well embroiled in her inner turmoil.

The h is (view spoiler)[pregnant and tries to hide her status, every bit she desperately needs the job. Her abject and wretched past contrasts sharply with all the 'nice-ness' of her new life. So, of class she is unable to believe in Will's involvement, so is unprepared to sully his life with her by.
I avoid stories where the h is pregnant with another human'south child (hide spoiler)] but the sweet, purity and charm of this story totally drew me in.

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Nov 02, 2019 Sometime rated it really liked it

I'm often amazed at how much I dear a good western romance. I used to wait down on cowboy books simply I love the way the characters are unremarkably uncomplicated folks with complicated lives.

Will advertised for a cook and housekeeper for his ranch, and was surprised when Linnea showed upward. Not being the middle anile, plump widow he was expecting, he reacted quite strongly.

"What the hell were you thinking, bringing her here?" he roared. "Huh? Couldn't yous see she'due south a bony little stick that volition accident over in

I'g often amazed at how much I beloved a good western romance. I used to look down on cowboy books just I love the manner the characters are usually simple folks with complicated lives.

Will advertised for a cook and housekeeper for his ranch, and was surprised when Linnea showed up. Not being the eye aged, plump widow he was expecting, he reacted quite strongly.

"What the hell were you lot thinking, bringing her here?" he roared. "Huh? Couldn't you see she's a bony little stick that will blow over in a strong current of air? Y'all should have taken one look at that--" he jabbed a thumb toward the immature woman "--that insignificant wisp of a girl and sent her packing right back to wherever she came from. what am I going to do with a nuisance similar her on a cattle ranch?...I need a melt! I need someone who tin practice the wash and hoe the garden and pacify a cranky one-time woman! I do not demand some other lame slice of baggage!"

Obviously, Volition has acrimony issues. And I actually did not like him at offset. He always wondered to himself, why she was so skittish around him and I wanted to smack him and list off the reasons he was being a donkey butt. Linnea is used to being treated poorly, very poorly, by the men in her life. She works hard to show herself and earn her place on the ranch. I loved Linnea. She is a woman who has been badly treated her entire life. Once she is on the ranch, her kindness, her giving nature, her great cooking endear her to everyone, ranch hands and cranky footstep-mothers akin. Everyone but Will. He is one of those kinds of Heroes who is hard, aroused, and bitter but soft as butter deep down.

It was a joy to read this book. Things start off with an angsty bang, but soon even out to everyday life on the ranch. Will and Linnea slowly grow to appreciate each other. Linnea learns to trust him and loses some of her fear of men. Will is like a blockhead who can't get information technology through his thick skull that Linnea is the best affair to ever happen to him. The secondary characters were also wonderful. Linnea befriends many of the ranch easily, and has a special human relationship with Volition's Step-mother, who really just needs a friend and some understanding. Although, she does love to poke at Will every take chances she gets.

This was a beautiful and sweet romance. The heat level is pretty balmy, at that place are kisses and caresses only, and while I wish the book had an epilogue, I was left with no doubt of their dear for each other and their HEA.

Condom: (view spoiler)[ H was a gambler and whoremonger in his younger days (probably his late teens) he calmed down and worked hard for x years to salve up for his ranch. h was not a virgin just was raped by her hubby and did not savour sex. No clarification, simply mention. No OW drama, No OM drama. No separation. h is significant past her dead married man and keeps it a hugger-mugger for as long as she can. (hibernate spoiler)]

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Aug 22, 2013 Penny Watson rated it it was amazing

Review for The Tenderfoot Bride (Harlequin Historical).

This is an oldie (2007) by Cheryl St. John, and I loved it soooooooo much that I actually bought a print copy after reading the ebook. And I NEVER do that.

This has a gruff hero with a middle of gold (which he tries to deny), a battered, adamant adult female who is drastic to make a new life for herself, a traditional western setting, and a slow, simmering, satisfying romance with a divine HEA. I loved the conclusion and strength of the her

Review for The Tenderfoot Bride (Harlequin Historical).

This is an oldie (2007) by Cheryl St. John, and I loved it soooooooo much that I actually bought a print re-create afterwards reading the ebook. And I NEVER do that.

This has a gruff hero with a heart of gold (which he tries to deny), a battered, determined adult female who is desperate to make a new life for herself, a traditional western setting, and a slow, simmering, satisfying romance with a divine HEA. I loved the conclusion and strength of the heroine, I loved the cranky, conflicted nature of the rancher-hero, and the ending was so romantic and wonderful, I swooned. It even included the quintessential "running into each other'southward artillery" scene, and instead of snickering, I cried. I cried! *sniff, sniff*

This book will definitely be on my Best OF 2013 list. I highly recommend this one if you are looking for a good old-fashioned traditional western romance.

Grade: A+

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I only reread this volume. It was really better than I remembered. What I didn't care for was the abrupt ending.
This couple doesn't really get together until the absolute end of the book and it feels as if we were cheated out of getting to savor their love.

Okay, I wrote the commencement part of this review, on my phone, I was in a hurry.
Initially, I didn't retrieve reading this particular volume. Even so, the more I got it into the volume, I call up the stepmother and her relationship with Tucker. She seems

I just reread this book. Information technology was really amend than I remembered. What I didn't care for was the sharp ending.
This couple doesn't actually get together until the absolute end of the book and it feels as if nosotros were cheated out of getting to enjoy their love.

Okay, I wrote the showtime office of this review, on my phone, I was in a hurry.
Initially, I didn't recall reading this detail volume. However, the more I got it into the book, I remember the stepmother and her relationship with Tucker. She seems so mean merely there was obviously some care, at least on the part of Tucker toward her. He did not have to put up with her nonsense.

Tucker is gruff and Linnea is so timid that at first, I honestly was not sure if I could exist patient with all of her apparent fear. Tucker is pretty irascible only he seems honest and he has obviously concerned for the people who work for him and after a time for Linnea.

Linnea is very timid, I felt sorry for her just I too wanted her to not be and then fearful. I sympathized with her, the more than of her story that we learn. She has a tenacity of spirit that information technology is hard not to adore.

I still wish in that location was an epilogue or at least some time when we are allowed to come across Tucker and Linnea equally a couple. This is i of those novels where every bit soon as the hero and heroine gather, there is an abrupt ending to the story. I wish there had been more.

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Jan 03, 2017 bookjunkie rated it really liked it

This volume was a beaut!! Information technology's exactly what you want in a borderland-western-rancher romance. It was 5-stars all the way upwards to about 90%, then fumbled the ball a bit with the whiplash ending. I'd still rate it about four.five stars, but c'mon the catastrophe is soooo of import, why why why!! Not that it wasn't a happy catastrophe, but it was way also short and abrupt, without a whole lot of reasoning. It's particularly upsetting because the rest of the book is so wonderful and steady in building upwards a sweet and belie This book was a beaut!! Information technology'due south exactly what you want in a frontier-western-rancher romance. It was v-stars all the way upwards to virtually xc%, and so fumbled the ball a fleck with the whiplash ending. I'd even so rate it about 4.5 stars, but c'mon the ending is soooo important, why why why!! Non that information technology wasn't a happy ending, but it was way too short and abrupt, without a whole lot of reasoning. It's particularly upsetting because the residue of the book is and then wonderful and steady in building up a sweet and believable romance. Still, a very good read & I enjoyed it. ...more than

A refreshing surprise! LOVED this book and the accurate detail of daily life in a rugged earth and of one whose world is shadowed by fear of her past! A peachy story of overcoming your by and accepting the adept that comes your way. Will be reading again shortly!

Jan 12, 2020 Zubee rated it really liked it

three.v stars
Sweet h ... gruff on the exterior and a softie on the within H ... a cantankerous stepmother and sugariness side characters made for a great story ... fast faced plot ... I just got a little tired of the h acting like a martyr at the end merely overall it was smashing and definitely worth reading ..

Feb 21, 2018 Su rated it it was ok

Long and boring. Not much emotion even though she had a bad background, information technology wasn't told well to brand it a good emotional read. At the end, the reason for her refusal of H and trying to go out him didn't brand sense for the fourth dimension period and neither from the prospect of a single mother with non much option as far equally financial means concerned. It didn't brand sense from a romance point either that H didn't fifty-fifty try to persuade her to stay.
I retrieve I will give up on this writer. Long and tiresome. Non much emotion even though she had a bad background, information technology wasn't told well to make information technology a skilful emotional read. At the terminate, the reason for her refusal of H and trying to leave him didn't brand sense for the time period and neither from the prospect of a single mother with not much choice as far as fiscal means concerned. It didn't make sense from a romance point either that H didn't even endeavour to persuade her to stay.
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I would give this volume a four.v! The simply thing that kept it from being 5 stars is I would take liked 1 or two more than chapters afterward the hero and heroine got together. I felt like I waited patiently through the whole book for them to connect and so when they did it was THE Stop. Kind of felt a little cheated. Otherwise, it was a really awesome read. Great characters and great story.

Wonderful writing and a sweet story. I wonder why it is that these "western" stories e'er are relatively "innocent". They talk about living on a ranch and all these details about living in harsh conditions but spare only a bit for the romance. Just surprisingly, I read on and couldn't terminate until I finished. Wonderful writing and a sugariness story. I wonder why it is that these "western" stories e'er are relatively "innocent". They talk about living on a ranch and all these details nearly living in harsh conditions merely spare merely a bit for the romance. Just surprisingly, I read on and couldn't stop until I finished. ...more

Such a cute heartwarming tale.

Apr 04, 2018 MaryD rated it actually liked information technology

An prissy, slow story about get-go appearances, second chances and choices. I loved Volition and how he gradually changed without irresolute his character. I loved Linnea and how, despite her petite stature, has a heart and soul and courage as big as the plains. The other characters add a lot to the story- Will'due south stepmother Aggie, foreman Roy who lost his dearest years ago, and Cimmaron who filled one of Linnea's babyhood dreams.

For a practiced review, read StMargaret's review hither .

Library copy.

An nice, slow story most first appearances, second chances and choices. I loved Volition and how he gradually changed without changing his character. I loved Linnea and how, despite her petite stature, has a heart and soul and courage equally big as the plains. The other characters add a lot to the story- Volition's stepmother Aggie, foreman Roy who lost his dearest years agone, and Cimmaron who filled one of Linnea'due south childhood dreams.

For a good review, read StMargaret'southward review hither .

Library copy.

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Mar 16, 2019 Tandie rated it really liked information technology

Awwwww. This was and then fluffy and sweet. My only quibble was that the ending felt a bit sharp. three.5 stars, rounded up, considering it made me feel good.

MC was a Mary Sue, just she was potent in some ways. The disharmonize at the finish was lame, but I merely went with it. I dubiety this would concord upward to a reread.

This was a PG-13 very mild read. The H/h were making out on her bed and I think there was a puppet touch? In that location was some mention of H feeling allure and arousal, only information technology wasn't crude. He would walk away

Awwwww. This was and then fluffy and sugariness. My only quibble was that the ending felt a bit abrupt. 3.5 stars, rounded upwards, because information technology made me feel practiced.

MC was a Mary Sue, but she was strong in some ways. The disharmonize at the finish was lame, only I just went with information technology. I uncertainty this would hold up to a reread.

This was a PG-13 very mild read. The H/h were making out on her bed and I think there was a boob bear upon? In that location was some mention of H feeling attraction and arousal, merely information technology wasn't crude. He would walk away to cool off before it became obvious. No sex.

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Definitely plan to read more past Cheryl St. John.

Feb 17, 2015 Reader rated information technology actually liked it

Volition Tucker needs a housekeeper on his ranch he asks his sister to annunciate and discover him a suitable candidate. When Linnea arrives she's not what Will was expecting at all, instead of the sturdy center aged widow he idea would arrive, instead is this diminutive adult female who looks like she hadn't eaten in a month, her apparel were worn and dowdy. Not one to hold dorsum his feelings Will'southward tirade almosts blasts poor Linnea right off her feet. But having to wait afterward a ranch, his anile stepmother an Will Tucker needs a housekeeper on his ranch he asks his sister to advertise and find him a suitable candidate. When Linnea arrives she'due south not what Will was expecting at all, instead of the sturdy middle anile widow he thought would arrive, instead is this diminutive woman who looks like she hadn't eaten in a month, her clothes were worn and dowdy. Not i to concord back his feelings Will'due south tirade almosts blasts poor Linnea right off her feet. But having to await later a ranch, his aged stepmother and do all the household chores every bit well he agrees to give Linnea a months trial.
I really liked this story it'southward one where the characters show real growth, I might have given this five stars. But during the early on function of this I felt that Will wasn't just outspoken, he was rude and at times his remarks were cruel. As for Linnea to start with she was just a scrap too downtrodden and scared. I'm pleased to say that does change. Linnea is keeping a secret from Will and of course he's furious when he finds out. She's had a rough life and then far, but is trying to put all that behind her. I liked reading about life on the ranch, and all the other characters who fabricated this an enjoyable read.
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For a short category historical novel, The Tenderfoot Bride does pack an emotional dial. As much as we romanticize the one-time W, life was hard especially for women on their own. As a destitute widow, the heroine's options are limited and she finds herself doing things she'd never imagined just to keep mind and torso together. In general romance novels are fantasy but so many of them do reflect the reality of life on the frontier and this volume does exactly that. ~ Ana, world wide web.ireadromance.com For a short category historical novel, The Tenderfoot Helpmate does pack an emotional punch. As much as nosotros romanticize the old W, life was difficult peculiarly for women on their ain. Every bit a destitute widow, the heroine's options are limited and she finds herself doing things she'd never imagined but to keep mind and trunk together. In general romance novels are fantasy only so many of them do reverberate the reality of life on the frontier and this book does exactly that. ~ Ana, world wide web.ireadromance.com ...more

Jul 11, 2013 Gisela rated it actually liked information technology

Volition was a bit of an asshat in the first 25% of the book, and Linnea got on my nerves later Will proposed, she kept going on and on almost her by only nosotros find out her story at the very end. I wished it had happened sooner. I'll chalk it up to baby blues. I actually enjoyed Linnea'due south growth, particularly when she bought the spectacles for Aggie and learned to read. Many people here compare this to Heartnreak Creek, this one'due south better. Will was a scrap of an asshat in the first 25% of the book, and Linnea got on my nerves subsequently Will proposed, she kept going on and on about her past but we find out her story at the very end. I wished it had happened sooner. I'll chalk it up to baby blues. I really enjoyed Linnea's growth, specially when she bought the glasses for Aggie and learned to read. Many people here compare this to Heartnreak Creek, this 1's better. ...more

Jul 16, 2014 Khaoula rated information technology liked it

This was a sweet story, but the evolution of the story was somewhat sharp, at that place was no natural catamenia and smoothness to the modify of events, it was every bit if the change appeared out of nowhere, no manner to anticipate it, therefore, no fashion to believe it occurred and then suddenly out of nowhere!, and if yous tin't believe information technology, y'all can't relish it that much.Merely not to discourage everyone from reading the book, it is actually a very nice story, great characters, and no drama. This was a sweet story, but the development of the story was somewhat abrupt, there was no natural menstruation and smoothness to the change of events, it was as if the change appeared out of nowhere, no manner to anticipate it, therefore, no style to believe it occurred so all of a sudden out of nowhere!, and if you can't believe information technology, you can't enjoy it that much.But not to discourage anybody from reading the book, it is actually a very overnice story, great characters, and no drama. ...more than

Oct 22, 2015 Monika rated it liked it

iii,5 stars

Information technology could take been and then much improve if there's at least ane more chapter at the terminate.
Will and Linnea needed that afterward the journey they've been through.
I notwithstanding liked this book a lot.
I just didnt similar the sharp ending.

three,five stars

It could have been and so much better if at that place's at least one more chapter at the end.
Will and Linnea needed that after the journey they've been through.
I still liked this volume a lot.
I just didnt like the abrupt catastrophe.

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Nov 28, 2010 Cassie rated information technology it was amazing

This is 1 of my favorite books. I have read information technology a dozen times. I simply honey it

Jun 15, 2011 Lisa rated it liked it

Nice historical detail and realistic characters.

Mar 18, 2014 Lyuda rated it really liked it

3.5 stars. Anticipated only very charming story of dearest that blossoms betwixt hard working rancher and widow with a very sad past (abusive father, husband, etc.)

Apr 21, 2016 Widala rated it really liked information technology

3.5 stars rounded upwardly.
It's a good story with a smoothen flow that fabricated me couldn't stop reading. Good characters with good interactions with some teary eyes moments. 3.5 stars rounded up.
Information technology'southward a good story with a smooth menstruation that made me couldn't terminate reading. Good characters with skillful interactions with some teary eyes moments. ...more than

Decent just the hero was bullheaded to his feelings a little too lone.

Cheryl is the author of more than than fifty historical and contemporary romances. Her stories have earned numerous RITA nominations, Romantic Times awards and are published in over a dozen languages.

In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, "emotional dial, hometown feel, core values, conceivable characters and real-life situations."

With a 4.9 s

Cheryl is the author of more than fifty historical and contemporary romances. Her stories accept earned numerous RITA nominations, Romantic Times awards and are published in over a dozen languages.

In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, "emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and existent-life situations."

With a 4.9 star rating on amazon, her bestselling non-fiction book, Writing With Emotion, Tension & Conflict past Writers Digest Books is available in print and digital.

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