Review: Three books for great price
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
This is a western based anthology of romance novels by McKenna Gebhard, Cait Braxton, & Jennetta Dodge. It gives you a glance at Outsider in Oklahoma by McKenna Gebhard, it gets released in July. I am very much looking forward to it. It brings us the story of city slicker Aidan and his assistant Tess. How Aidan gets called home to take care of the family ranch now that his brother has died. It shows us the first steps of their switch from boss and employee to the love of each others life. It does leave you hanging when during a storm there is a knock on the door, and Aidan answers it. Very much looking forward to reading the rest of this book. It has a more modern take then the other two in the book. Next we have Accosted in Arizona by Cait Braxton, it brings us Catherine who is running from the people who have kept her captive since she was little, and  Elam the man who rushes into her hiding spot to find her very much in the thrones of delivering a baby. Which gives him flashbacks to a time he tried to escape by joining the Army  ten years ago. I leaves us on horseback. It gives you a glimpse on what life was like back in the day where Indians and white didn't get along. Very much an eye opening story and I am hoping it continues. Lastly it gives us Unwanted in Utah by Jennetta Dodge, where we get introduced to Elizabeth, a young girl who is being sent from finishing school to live with her father, Major Webster, after her mother dies. Knowing she has no one in her life that cares about her she isn't looking forward to the move to live with a man she hasn't seen since she was twelve. We also get to meet Sparrow Hawk,  a Shoshoni Army scout. The red skin and white skin interaction is brought forth in this book also. And seeing that the last two books in this are historical it makes perfect sense. It shows us Beth's struggles and her fight for the one man who will love her. It's a very touching story about finding love when we shouldn't or where we shouldn't. All three books were great and leave you wanting more. I look forward to reading more from each of these amazing authors. check out [...] for more reviews.