The Unlikely Wife

by Cassandra Austin

The Unlikely Wife by Cassandra Austin released on Mar 25, 1999 is available now for purchase.

Genres: Romance, Westerns, Historical Romance

298 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 1999

About the author

Sandra Jean Paulsen was born on 9 August 1953 in Concordia, Kansas, USA. She graduated of Cloud County Community College, and worked as Secretary for Brown Business Service. On 23 October 1973, she married Joseph Benjamin Detrixhe, and they had three children; Jonathan Joshep (1975), Eden Jean (1978) and Paul Benjamin (1981). She was published under the pseudonyms of Cassandra Austin and Sandra August.

Reviews

[Jerry Jares]

A product of Western forts and the Army military, Rebecca Huntington has developed into an accomplished flirt. She is now heading back West after spending 6 years in the East getting an education.

Rebecca meets Lieutenant Clark Forrester on the train, heading back to her father, who is a commander of one of the forts. She is in the company of her aunt and cousin.

Clark is interested in the vixen, Rebecca. But Rebecca's father is a no-nonsense military-sort, who could offer Clark a court-martial instead of his daughter's hand.

The author knew a great deal about forts and that added much to the story.

[Kristin]

Randomly decided to pick this off my shelf and read it. It was so good I finished it in only about two days. I bought it a while ago and never thought to read it until now. Definitely worth the read.

[Priscilla]

Interessante até um certo ponto pelos detalhes sobre a vida dentro de Fortes no século XIX.

Eu perdi um pouco da atenção quando a história começou a focar mais nos conflitos e menos no romance.

[Stephanie]

This was a quick read... but parts of this book did not age well. There was a lot of unnecessary / inappropriate slut-shaming of the heroine from various characters throughout the book due to her flirtatious nature. Ehhhh, I consider this just another mindless Harlequin read :) Now on to the next one...

[Kim Jacobs]

A decent historical romance book. Not the type that I usually read but it was a nice change. Fairly predictable throughout the book and drug on at a few points but all in all a quick entertaining read.

[Laura V.]

¡He aquí la redención de los históricos! Rebeca me cae muy bien, tiene mucha energía y cero vergüenza, mientras que Clark parece un buen tipo, y necesitaba leer eso.