Review: The Outlaw Takes A Bride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2012
I loved this story. The plot was great. Tanner Burnett ran away from his home and family at 16 to join the army and fight in the war. But the war was horrible and his best friend since childhood died in Tanners arms. After that he ran but couldn't go back home because he feared that his family would hate him. He becomes a bank robber and 10 years later is onboard a stage wagon waiting for the rest on the gang come riding in to rob it. Beth Anderson, a mail-order-bride also onboard, is shot during the robbery and Tanner can't leave her for dead. He takes her to a near by town where he nurses her and feelings start floating around. But Tanner is a outlaw and has nothing to offer Beth and Beth has a husband-to-be waiting to meet her. Tanner has no choice but to take her to Fort Worth to her husband-to-be and where his family is that he hasn't seen in 10 years. They get there and one of his brothers spots him but imagine what Tanner is feeling when that same brother turns out to be Beth's, the women he realizes he's in love with, husband-to-be.After reading the first couple of pages, he was obvious that there was a first book where one of Tanners brother was the main chracter. You don't have to read that one before The Outlaw Takes A Bride but it does sound really good and I plan to read it soon.