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Colt
Sent to help an overwhelmed cavalry, Lieutenant Colt Prescott is afraid of nothing, cowed by no one, and ready to ride for what he believes...
Colt
Hannah Brownley is a Texas girl, through and through. Defiant even after being held prisoner for years by the Comanche, her spirit has kept her fighting -- and kept her alive. And it's not about to be broken now by a so-called rescue that's separated her from the one person who matters -- her son.
But Colt cannot let Hannah return to her captors, even if doing so would appease the ruthless warrior endangering his fort. Nor can he forget her haunted moonlit eyes that seem to see through him, to his deepest desires. Which leaves him no choice: to find Hannah's child and be the hero she's always deserved...or die trying.
Colt
Hannah Brownley is a Texas girl, through and through. Defiant even after being held prisoner for years by the Comanche, her spirit has kept her fighting -- and kept her alive. And it's not about to be broken now by a so-called rescue that's separated her from the one person who matters -- her son.
But Colt cannot let Hannah return to her captors, even if doing so would appease the ruthless warrior endangering his fort. Nor can he forget her haunted moonlit eyes that seem to see through him, to his deepest desires. Which leaves him no choice: to find Hannah's child and be the hero she's always deserved...or die trying.
352 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2012
About the author
Georgina Gentry
47 books108 followersGeorgina Gentry is a former Ford Foundation teacher who married her Irish-Indian college sweetheart. They have three grown children and seven grandchildren and make their home on a small lake in central Oklahoma. Georgina is known for the deep research and passion of her novels, resulting in two Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement awards for both Western and Indian Romance. Often a speaker at writers’ conferences, Georgina has also been inducted into the Oklahoma Professional Writer’s Hall of Fame. She holds the rare distinction of winning two back-to-back Best Western Romance of the Year awards for To Tame A Savage and To Tame A Texan. When she’s not writing or researching, Georgina enjoys gardening and collecting antiques.
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June 23, 2016
Texas man, Texas girl, Texas grit, Texas this, Texas that... The repetitive references to all things Texas were so silly and annoyingly annoying. It was entirely overdone. The story itself isn't too bad, except that it reads like an abridged version as though some details were left out. The characters were shallow and unreal.
Colt seemed so stupid to kero going on and on with the She's so beautiful gushing about Olivia when her vainness was took apparent, why could he break it off with her? Silly, silly. I don't know why I didn't abandon this one. I don't.
Colt seemed so stupid to kero going on and on with the She's so beautiful gushing about Olivia when her vainness was took apparent, why could he break it off with her? Silly, silly. I don't know why I didn't abandon this one. I don't.
October 3, 2011
3.5/5.0
For a complete review, visit Affaire de Coeur magazine, hard copy or online at: http://www.adcmagazine.com/ February 2012 issue.
For a complete review, visit Affaire de Coeur magazine, hard copy or online at: http://www.adcmagazine.com/ February 2012 issue.
June 17, 2021
Colt by Georgina Gentry
This one, like Rio, has a LOT of "because I'm/your Texan" crap too. I don't think you can get through even one chapter without being beaten over the head with them being Texan! Got it the first dozen times. This isn't even the only thing you're constantly reminded, there's also how Colt spent 10 years with the Comanche. Seriously he would tell this multiple times to the same people! And the most annoying one was how beautiful the commanders daughter was and how he or any man would be lucky to marry her.
Colt was the most wishy-washy H! He couldn't decide if he wanted to reenlist in the army or become a Texas rancher. Or to marry the "beauty" or the woman he was obviously in love with or to leave both behind. Just when you think he's going to get his s*** together, he falls through and can't make up his own mind AGAIN! Colt FINALLY made up his mind at the VERY end of the book! By then I didn't even care anymore and just wanted this never-ending story to be over.
This one, like Rio, has a LOT of "because I'm/your Texan" crap too. I don't think you can get through even one chapter without being beaten over the head with them being Texan! Got it the first dozen times. This isn't even the only thing you're constantly reminded, there's also how Colt spent 10 years with the Comanche. Seriously he would tell this multiple times to the same people! And the most annoying one was how beautiful the commanders daughter was and how he or any man would be lucky to marry her.
Colt was the most wishy-washy H! He couldn't decide if he wanted to reenlist in the army or become a Texas rancher. Or to marry the "beauty" or the woman he was obviously in love with or to leave both behind. Just when you think he's going to get his s*** together, he falls through and can't make up his own mind AGAIN! Colt FINALLY made up his mind at the VERY end of the book! By then I didn't even care anymore and just wanted this never-ending story to be over.
July 13, 2017
I gave it three stars, but it was more of a 2.5.
I found parts to be unnecessarily repetitive and, frankly, annoying. Yes, alright already, we get Olivia's beautiful and Hannah's married.
I found parts to be unnecessarily repetitive and, frankly, annoying. Yes, alright already, we get Olivia's beautiful and Hannah's married.
April 24, 2012
COLT(THE TEXANS) by Georgina Gentry is a wonderful historical romance set in 1852 Texas plains. It is the third“The Texans” series,but can be read as a stand alone. See, “Rio”,and “Diablo”. It is full of action,adventure,Indians,passion,betrayal,the horror of capture by Comanches,romance, and love. Hannah Brownley,has been held captive by Comanches for two years,but was Texas born and raised and would do anything to get back to her beloved son,left behind after being rescued.Colt Prescott,Hannah’s rescuer,a Cavalry Lieutenant,he cannot let Hannah return to her captors so he does the only thing he can,rescue her son and bring him,her and himself to safety. A fast paced,story with a powerful love story,that shows the struggles women of the old west encountered,their desire to survive,the love for a child,even one conceived of rape and torture and the power of true love and sacrifice. A must read for anyone who enjoys western historical romance, Texas history,hunky Texan men,life in the west,pre-civil war west, and powerful love story. Received for an honest review from the publisher. Details can be found at Zebra Books, a division of Kensington Books,the author’s website,and My Book Addiction and More.
RATING: 4.5
HEAT RATING: MILD
RECEIVED BY: AprilR, My Book Addiction and More
RATING: 4.5
HEAT RATING: MILD
RECEIVED BY: AprilR, My Book Addiction and More
May 22, 2012
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Reviewed by sarah l.
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Having loved reading Georgina Gentry in my younger years, I eagerly jumped at the chance to read her latest book, Colt. The plot wasn’t necessarily new and fresh but still enjoyable none the less.
I found myself drawn into the story right from the start and felt a strong connection with both Colt and Hannah. Hannah was a very strong, fiercely independent woman who was dealt a rough, tough and harsh life from a very young age. Even though Colt was engaged to someone else, he found himself drawn to Hannah’s strength and determination. The romance between Hannah and Colt bloomed over time at a slow and sweet pace throughout the entire book.
While the over the top references to “”being a Texan”" became a bit cheesy by the end of the story, overall I found it to be an enjoyable read.
Even though this is book 3 of The Texans series, it definitely can be read as a standalone. In fact I look forward to reading books 1 and 2 to see what connection they make with this story. Also, I cannot wait to get my hands on upcoming book 4, Travis which will be featuring Hannah’s half-Comanche son from this story.
Reviewed by sarah l.
Reveiw Copy Provided by the Publisher
Having loved reading Georgina Gentry in my younger years, I eagerly jumped at the chance to read her latest book, Colt. The plot wasn’t necessarily new and fresh but still enjoyable none the less.
I found myself drawn into the story right from the start and felt a strong connection with both Colt and Hannah. Hannah was a very strong, fiercely independent woman who was dealt a rough, tough and harsh life from a very young age. Even though Colt was engaged to someone else, he found himself drawn to Hannah’s strength and determination. The romance between Hannah and Colt bloomed over time at a slow and sweet pace throughout the entire book.
While the over the top references to “”being a Texan”" became a bit cheesy by the end of the story, overall I found it to be an enjoyable read.
Even though this is book 3 of The Texans series, it definitely can be read as a standalone. In fact I look forward to reading books 1 and 2 to see what connection they make with this story. Also, I cannot wait to get my hands on upcoming book 4, Travis which will be featuring Hannah’s half-Comanche son from this story.
May 2, 2012
Do you enjoy high levels of sass from your lead heroines?
Does the melody of mid 1800's tickle your fancy?
And does the simple needing of strong arms and protective nature of a man come to you every now and then?
Well then check out this book. If you have read Outlander and would love to find another Jamie Frasier then you'll fall in love with Lieutenant Colt. Georgina Gentry has written a wonderful book that contains as much laughter as it does seriousness. Both characters were wonderfully done and their love story flowed so seamlessly that I was surprised to find myself looking at the clock and realizing it was already 3 am. Find this, buy this and keep it in your stash for when you need a love story that can send you into a fit of giggles.
Does the melody of mid 1800's tickle your fancy?
And does the simple needing of strong arms and protective nature of a man come to you every now and then?
Well then check out this book. If you have read Outlander and would love to find another Jamie Frasier then you'll fall in love with Lieutenant Colt. Georgina Gentry has written a wonderful book that contains as much laughter as it does seriousness. Both characters were wonderfully done and their love story flowed so seamlessly that I was surprised to find myself looking at the clock and realizing it was already 3 am. Find this, buy this and keep it in your stash for when you need a love story that can send you into a fit of giggles.
December 18, 2013
This was just bad. Was there an edits involved with this book? I was good with the guilty pleasure love story, but the author would regularly use the same clauses at the beginning and end of sentences, or repeat phrases again and again. It just seemed to fail basic writing.
April 20, 2012
A good read but I still feel it would have been better without a lot of cussing and taking the Lord's name in vain. A good story with a good ending.
July 15, 2012
Like all her other books, this one was fabulous. I love reading Georgina Gentry's books. Where I work at a Library, we can not keep her books on our shelves. Awesome author awesome books.
May 18, 2013
Enjoy an Oklahoma writer.
May 12, 2015
Read it twice only because I forgot I had read it before and then only finished it the second time because I hate unfinished books.
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May 27, 2015Did not finish. Lost interest.
February 20, 2016
need book 2 now tieing colt and travis together with their families.
April 22, 2020
Absolutely positively magnificent
One of the best historical western romance I have read in a long time. I fell in love with Lieutenant Colton and his Indian captive Hannah!
One of the best historical western romance I have read in a long time. I fell in love with Lieutenant Colton and his Indian captive Hannah!
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