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trying to decide what to rate it, Probably to ½. I really like this author, although she's not everyone's cuppatea some think her too dull she is a comfort read for me, as I know what I'm getting: a straightforward, oldfashioned frontier romance.
However, this time around she added quite a bit more Romantic Suspense,
In this one the heroine is widowed on the wagon train trail west and must choose another husband or go back east at the next settlement.
She happens to be pregnant, However, she has some bad guys after her, as her dead husband had a deed to a gold claim, Nice story, the heroine was a little irritating at a few points, but overall a good story, Choose a man or be left behind!
Bought eBook for kindle
I really liked this book.
It featured some of my absolute all time favorite themes, And Carolyn Davidson is one of my favorite authors for historical western romances,
March,
borrowed from library
Didn't finish, . Will go back and finish I felt like I was reading a Harlequin Presents instead of a Historical, The heroine was so wishy washy that I just wanted to scream, The hero alternated between lying to her to meet his own needs and worshiping her from afar, Between the two of them, I wanted to bitch slap someone, Not to mention the cover couple ugh! He's supposed to beyet he looks like he's almost, She's supposed to beyet she looks barely, Neither resemble their descriptions in the book,.at best. Carolyn Davidson began writing in, knowing absolutely nothing about the craft, Her first three books were rejected by Harlequin, She met Dixie Browning at a Harlequin dinner in Charleston, South Carolina, and told Dixie she was writing, but that she feared she was too old to begin such an undertaking.
Dixies response spurred Carolyn to pursue her dream, Dixie said, in her own inimitable fashion, Well, honey, you cant start any younger! And she was right, Having spent her life as a wife, mother, grandmother, and working woman, shes privileged to have a career that makes her dreams possible, Writing historical romance gives her the opportunity to travel, to visit all those places where our forefathers staked their claim on this countr Carolyn Davidson began writing in, knowing absolutely nothing about the craft.
Her first three books were rejected by Harlequin, She met Dixie Browning at a Harlequin dinner in Charleston, South Carolina, and told Dixie she was writing, but that she feared she was too old to begin such an undertaking.
Dixie's response spurred Carolyn to pursue her dream, Dixie said, in her own inimitable fashion, "Well, honey, you can't start any younger!" And she was right, Having spent her life as a wife, mother, grandmother, and working woman, she's privileged to have a career that makes her dreams possible, Writing historical romance gives her the opportunity to travel, to visit all those places where our forefathers staked their claim on this country of ours, And then she goes home and writes their stories, maybe not exactly as they lived them, but as her imagination portrays them, Carolyn lives in the South, where romance thrives, and where the sun shines almost every day of the year, In fact, some days it is difficult to stay glued to her computer, especially when the birds are singing and the flowers are in full bloom.
She lives not far from the ocean, close to Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most romantic cities in the world, Moreover, time at the beach is easy to come by, Does she enjoy her life You bet! Harlequin allows her to write the books she loves, and her editor is patient with her quirks and foibles.
Her family, though scattered in various states, is supportive, and her husband is a constant source of inspiration, sitelink.
However, this time around she added quite a bit more Romantic Suspense,
In this one the heroine is widowed on the wagon train trail west and must choose another husband or go back east at the next settlement.
She happens to be pregnant, However, she has some bad guys after her, as her dead husband had a deed to a gold claim, Nice story, the heroine was a little irritating at a few points, but overall a good story, Choose a man or be left behind!
So said the code of the West for women alone on wagon trains, But newly widowed Jessica Beaumont had a baby on the way, and what kind of man
would willingly take on another man's child Apparently the rugged, handsome kind, for wagon train scout Finn Carson staked his claim on her early and swore never to let go!
Finn Carson was an honest man
who honestly wanted Jessica Beaumont to cherish and love forever.
But would this fetching beauty accept him if she discovered his connection to the danger stalking her Or would their chance at happiness be lost before it was truly found
Bought eBook for kindle
I really liked this book.
It featured some of my absolute all time favorite themes, And Carolyn Davidson is one of my favorite authors for historical western romances,
March,
borrowed from library
Didn't finish, . Will go back and finish I felt like I was reading a Harlequin Presents instead of a Historical, The heroine was so wishy washy that I just wanted to scream, The hero alternated between lying to her to meet his own needs and worshiping her from afar, Between the two of them, I wanted to bitch slap someone, Not to mention the cover couple ugh! He's supposed to beyet he looks like he's almost, She's supposed to beyet she looks barely, Neither resemble their descriptions in the book,.at best. Carolyn Davidson began writing in, knowing absolutely nothing about the craft, Her first three books were rejected by Harlequin, She met Dixie Browning at a Harlequin dinner in Charleston, South Carolina, and told Dixie she was writing, but that she feared she was too old to begin such an undertaking.
Dixies response spurred Carolyn to pursue her dream, Dixie said, in her own inimitable fashion, Well, honey, you cant start any younger! And she was right, Having spent her life as a wife, mother, grandmother, and working woman, shes privileged to have a career that makes her dreams possible, Writing historical romance gives her the opportunity to travel, to visit all those places where our forefathers staked their claim on this countr Carolyn Davidson began writing in, knowing absolutely nothing about the craft.
Her first three books were rejected by Harlequin, She met Dixie Browning at a Harlequin dinner in Charleston, South Carolina, and told Dixie she was writing, but that she feared she was too old to begin such an undertaking.
Dixie's response spurred Carolyn to pursue her dream, Dixie said, in her own inimitable fashion, "Well, honey, you can't start any younger!" And she was right, Having spent her life as a wife, mother, grandmother, and working woman, she's privileged to have a career that makes her dreams possible, Writing historical romance gives her the opportunity to travel, to visit all those places where our forefathers staked their claim on this country of ours, And then she goes home and writes their stories, maybe not exactly as they lived them, but as her imagination portrays them, Carolyn lives in the South, where romance thrives, and where the sun shines almost every day of the year, In fact, some days it is difficult to stay glued to her computer, especially when the birds are singing and the flowers are in full bloom.
She lives not far from the ocean, close to Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most romantic cities in the world, Moreover, time at the beach is easy to come by, Does she enjoy her life You bet! Harlequin allows her to write the books she loves, and her editor is patient with her quirks and foibles.
Her family, though scattered in various states, is supportive, and her husband is a constant source of inspiration, sitelink.
Carolyn Davidson