Review: Loved the BDSM aspect
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 18, 2012
Book 8 of the Bride Train Series, follows all the characters in previous books (i love, love that aspect), but it is a stand-alone book- you can read this one without having prior knowledge of the town or its people..  This book is Cole, Byron and Marshall's -- the Flying X- finally get their girl-  Casey Wright cuts her hair and disguised herself as a boy-wrapping her girls (to stay safe from unwanted attention).  Casey and her brother Willie are hired on to help at Sophie's kitchen- Willie makes sure his sister has a warm place to sleep come winter- and finds her a job at the men's ranch.  He/She is hired to help cook and do various other duties around the ranch, it isn't until Cole sees her bathing that he realizes the boy they hired is a girl.  Cole is the hard ball in the relationship, he is demanding,(what man isn't), he thinks he knows what he wants in a woman (shocking, right?), after marrying her- and not giving her a choice in the matter (except an annulment come spring) Cole promises to not touch her, Byron and Marshall see her for what she is- their wife-- and go after the prize well before Cole with the thought of we'll keep her come spring.  Cole realizes his mistake when danger threatens his wife.  There is some BDSM elements and for some one who is interested in learning more this is a good start to other books on the market.  I enjoyed the emotions that all the characters had for one another.  I loved the series as a whole and read them all from time to time.  I recommend this series or this book. :D