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File Size: 2846 KB
Print Length: 446 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1420148001
Publisher: Zebra (March 26, 2019)
Publication Date: March 26, 2019
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07F5Z3L6T
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It was good to read the three stories in one book. All very very good Authors. If you want just some good easy reading and enjoyable, this is your book.
I really wanted to read this book for Kate Pearce's "The Cowboy Lassoes A Bride." However, I really enjoyed reading Diane Palmer's story too."The Rancher's Wedding"- I was already laughing after the first couple of pages. Cassie was unknowingly the victim of a prank. She showed up at JL's ranch to protest, but she was in for a surprise. Cassie and JL hit a lot of bumps during their time together, and there were plenty of misunderstandings. Cassie is hiding, and her story is outed at the worst time. I highly recommend reading this book for yourself!"The Cowboy Lassoes A Bride"- This definitely is not a standalone, and you need to read the other books in the series first! This is the story of Sam, HW, and their wedding! I love the Morgans, and this boook was a great addition! There ended up being so many obstacles that came up before their wedding, including a missing bride!I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC of this book.
I love Kate Pearce. In reading other collections she has been a part of I have found other authors to love. Of course, I couldn’t pass up the chance at an ARC of this collection when I saw she was involved. I’ve not had luck with Diana Palmer in the past, but I was all for giving her another go. Unfortunately, things did not go as I had hoped with this one.The stories in the book are in the order of the author’s credits on the cover, but that’s not how I’m going to review them. I’m not a fan of negativity, especially when it comes to book reviews. We all have different tastes and opinions. I decided I’m going to list my opinions below with Kate Pearce’s story first, so you can stop after that if you don’t want any less than stellar thoughts on the other two stories. Here we go…The Cowboy Lassos a Brideby Kate PearceAs usual, Kate Pearce does not disappoint. This story ties into her Morgan Ranch series and the love, chemistry, and friendships found in those full-length novels are also present in this short story. I love the Morgans, I love their friends, and I love the citizens of Morgantown. It’s hard for me to judge for sure since I have read this series, but I don’t believe you have to read the other books in the series to enjoy this story. They are all definitely worth the read though. This is the story of HW and Sam, who are featured in The Bad Boy Cowboy, getting engaged and married. It’s loaded with their usual spats and tons of chemistry and love to go along with those disagreements. I cannot get enough of this author. ~5 starsThe Rancher’s Weddingby Diana PalmerI’ll start this one off with facts instead of opinion. There are some major continuity issues with this story. The characters contradicted themselves numerous times. How can Cassie’s dad think she’s allergic to cats from one incident in her past, and then a few paragraphs later she states she’s had cats her whole life? Her dog situation became a confusing mess. The story was also very repetitive, Cassie and her father going over and over why they are in Colorado and the evil things that were done to them. Luckily, there was actual chemistry between Cassie and JL. That alone kept me reading.I’m sure there’s a market for the type of characters that are in this book, but we’re at the opinion portion of my review now. The media is bashed, journalists are disparaged, the term “bleeding-heart liberals†is actually used, waitresses are looked at as less than. In fact, Cassie and her father hide the fact that Cassie is good at chess because JL might be suspicious of a chess playing waitress. Holy cow! I believe my blood pressure actually shot up a couple times while reading this story. After my other experiences with this author’s books, it really clear that she is just not an author I can enjoy. ~1.5 starsWind River Weddingby Lindsay McKennaQuite honestly, I skimmed a huge portion of this story. It was a whole heck of a lot of telling and no showing. Very early on, it was obvious this story is meant as a prequel to some other works by this author. I looked it up after and I’d say if you’ve read and enjoyed her Wind River Valley series, you may enjoy this. I’m pretty sure it’s a sort of origin story of the matriarch and patriarch of a major family in that series. But it is NOT a good introduction to the series. I felt like I would have enjoyed it a little more if I already knew some of these characters. There was no chemistry and the dialogue was stilted because the characters were telling each other things they already knew. Maud describing the layout of the land to Steve, who grew up on the land. Steve telling Maud who was standing up in their wedding like she doesn’t know her own best friend. I’m sure this was meant to convey this information to the reader, but it’s done in an odd way that really bogs the story down.I will admit that I feel terrible judging this author on this story alone. Like I said, if you’re a fan of this series you may love this story. It doesn’t work for a compilation book that is, often, introducing a writer to potential new readers of their other stories. I may give her another chance if I come across something that is either a true book 1 of a series or a true standalone. This did nothing for me. ~1 star**I received an ARC of this book courtesy of Net Galley and the publisher. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and given freely**
Diane Palmer's contribution, The Rancher's Wedding is a tale of overcoming circumstances and taking another chance. Cassie Reed moved to Benton, Colorado to start a new life with her father, after a false accusation against him, not only destroyed his career, but drove his wife to commit suicide. She left a lucrative job as a screen writer to accompany him, as he tries to go on. Now working as a waitress, she manages to be content with greatly reduced circumstances. Wealthy J.L. Denton isn't interested in romance after his last engagement. J.L.'s cousin Cary was responsible for their meeting, by playing a nasty practical joke on Cassie. They seemed worlds apart but as they learned more about each other, they grew close, and Cary did not like that. His solution was create more problems and his mischief led to the temporary break up of the pair....but love wins out in the end. This tale has humor, sweetness, a skunk in the wood pile (Cary), wonderful townsfolk and sweet family interaction. A villain, the accusing liar and her comeuppance. A fun and interesting read. Lindsay McKenna's contribution is a sweet tale of love from meeting through the marriage of Maud and Steve Whitcomb. The pair knew from the first glance, they were meant to be, even as they knew they both had things to accomplish and managed to do both. Sweet with humor. Kate Pearce's The Cowboy Lassoes A Bride is set on the Morgan Ranch. This wonderful series draws you in and keeps you in. The ranch is a rehabilitation ranch for vets and animals and the characters have character. H.W. finally finds the one, but is afraid she will leave like his mother did. Sam's scars are not only outside...but inside too. This installment is about their wedding and getting them to the altar is hard work for them all. Sweet and funny and not to be missed. I requested and received A NetGalley ARC much to my delight.
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