Customer Review: A fun read, your basic characters, one-dimensional. Situations as you encounter in most romances. Predictable, but humorous and entertaining.
The first half was better than the second. I enjoyed the McKettrick books, but believe I prefer Maggie Osborne's western romances for the more... more info
Customer Review: I've read other books by Ms. Miller (Corbin's Fancy & Yankee Wife) and I smiled & laughed throughout the books thoroughly enjoying the interaction between the two main characters, but not this time. I'm disappointed with this book & hoping Secondhand Bride & McKettrick's Choice will... more info
Customer Review: I had such a great time reading this book! This author definitely knows how to capture your attention and hold it! This one, I would have to say, is one of her best!
Customer Review: I am concerned I have read too many Miller books for I am now at the point of reading her RE-RUNS. It seems as though this story has been told several times over under different titles. I read it, it passed the time... BUT I'm sorry this book was very similar to some of her past books namely, Two... more info
Customer Review: I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK, WHEN I FIRST STARTED READING IT I DIDN'T THINK I WOULD LIKE IT BUT I DID. THREE OF MY CO-WORKERS READ IT AND LOVED IT, ONE SAID THERE HAS TO BE A SECOND ONE.
Customer Review: I loved the other promises books, but this one just was not up to par. It is like someone edited the heck out of it, and parts seemed to be missing (including what used to be very HOT erotic scenes). I did finish it, but after Caine's reckoning (which was really good) it was a disappointment.
Customer Review: Same old story--different names. Seems every teenage woman in Jacobsville is a virgin in love with a rugged 35+ year old brute who she somehow wins over and then tames his heart. I have been a Diana Palmer fan for many years but her last 1/2 dozen books are the same old tired story. I had to force... more info
Customer Review: Holt McKettrick is just about to hitch himself to his mail-order bride when a rider comes into town, telling Holt that Gabe Navarro, a good friend of his, is about to hang in Texas, and his foster father is about to be run off his ranch. Secretly relieved at delaying his nuptials, Holt abandons his... more info
