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A Match Made in Texas #2
A Match Made in Texas
There's a New Sheriff in Town...
Amanda Lockwood gets more than she bargained for when she's elected Two-Time's first female sheriff. Anxious to prove her detractors wrong, she sets out to stop a crime wave that has been plaguing the town. Trouble begins when she saves suspected killer Jake Barrett from a lynch mob. Common sense says he's guilty, but her heart tells her otherwise.
Things sure don't look good for Jake. If he doesn't convince the pretty sheriff to let him go, he will soon be keeping company with the daisies.But his plan to woo her to his side backfires when he falls head over heels. Now he must choose between freedom-or saving the woman he loves.
A Match Made in Texas
Left at the Altar
A Match Made in Texas
How the West was Wed
Amanda Lockwood gets more than she bargained for when she's elected Two-Time's first female sheriff. Anxious to prove her detractors wrong, she sets out to stop a crime wave that has been plaguing the town. Trouble begins when she saves suspected killer Jake Barrett from a lynch mob. Common sense says he's guilty, but her heart tells her otherwise.
Things sure don't look good for Jake. If he doesn't convince the pretty sheriff to let him go, he will soon be keeping company with the daisies.But his plan to woo her to his side backfires when he falls head over heels. Now he must choose between freedom-or saving the woman he loves.
A Match Made in Texas
Left at the Altar
A Match Made in Texas
How the West was Wed
355 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 6, 2017
About the author
Margaret Brownley
66 books778 followersBEST-SELLING AUTHOR MARGARET BROWNLEY has penned nearly forty novels and novellas. Her books have won numerous awards, including Readers' Choice and Award of Excellence. She's was a two-time Romance Writers of American RITA® finalist and has written for a TV soap. She is currently working on a new series. Not bad for someone who flunked eighth grade English. Just don't ask her to diagram a sentence.
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May 8, 2017
Just when I think Margaret Brownley’s books can’t get any better, A Match Made in Texas rides in on a jaw-breakin’ wagon stirring up the town of Two-Time and takes this reader on a journey of guffawing, swooning, and blubbering!
Suffragist and self-declared forever-spinster Amanda Lockwood, has one goal. To accomplish something positive and meaningful for women’s rights to report at the next Suffragist meeting. Towards that end, Amanda runs for the position of Two-Time’s sheriff, never expecting to win with so much opposition against her. Before she knew it, she was wielding a gun and locking up an imposing murder suspect. But what is she to do when she starts to have traitorous feelings for this wild man, Rick Rennick? Worse, Amanda begins to suspect he just might be innocent although all evidence points to the contrary! Rick arrived in Two-Time with some incriminating secrets. His plans have gone askew and now he needs to choose between his life and the feisty, independent Sheriff’s future.
Author Margaret Brownley writes some of the most endearing and hilarious characters in print. Aside from the hero and heroine of this story, the standout for me was the exuberant young deputy that endlessly spouts judicious and amusing quotes from his old Grandpappy. The hilarious, rampaging posse of women comes in a close second. There’s so much to love about this Wild West tale! On the romance front, there’s this one scene… Well, I won’t divulge details but it involves a jail dance and let me just say, it rates as one of the most sigh-worthy, romantic scenes I’ve ever read! Queen of fascinating western facts, Margaret Brownley cleverly weaves these nuggets throughout this unpredictable and comedic, mystery romance. This story that keeps on giving also includes a gentle reminder to commit our plans to God as ours aren’t always the wisest. Fabulous reading!!
*I was provided with a copy of this book by NetGalley for review purposes. Opinions are my own.
Suffragist and self-declared forever-spinster Amanda Lockwood, has one goal. To accomplish something positive and meaningful for women’s rights to report at the next Suffragist meeting. Towards that end, Amanda runs for the position of Two-Time’s sheriff, never expecting to win with so much opposition against her. Before she knew it, she was wielding a gun and locking up an imposing murder suspect. But what is she to do when she starts to have traitorous feelings for this wild man, Rick Rennick? Worse, Amanda begins to suspect he just might be innocent although all evidence points to the contrary! Rick arrived in Two-Time with some incriminating secrets. His plans have gone askew and now he needs to choose between his life and the feisty, independent Sheriff’s future.
Author Margaret Brownley writes some of the most endearing and hilarious characters in print. Aside from the hero and heroine of this story, the standout for me was the exuberant young deputy that endlessly spouts judicious and amusing quotes from his old Grandpappy. The hilarious, rampaging posse of women comes in a close second. There’s so much to love about this Wild West tale! On the romance front, there’s this one scene… Well, I won’t divulge details but it involves a jail dance and let me just say, it rates as one of the most sigh-worthy, romantic scenes I’ve ever read! Queen of fascinating western facts, Margaret Brownley cleverly weaves these nuggets throughout this unpredictable and comedic, mystery romance. This story that keeps on giving also includes a gentle reminder to commit our plans to God as ours aren’t always the wisest. Fabulous reading!!
*I was provided with a copy of this book by NetGalley for review purposes. Opinions are my own.
November 29, 2022
Great read. Not sure this book is classified as Christian fiction, but the author writes Christian fiction, so I was disappointed in the use of "shit" and the start of the word on another occasion
June 7, 2019
I've been waiting for this one to read/listen to! The first was good and this one is about a female sheriff. Errr yes pleaseeee!
The story follows Amanda who gets elected as the first female sheriff for Two-Time. Her first night on the job she saves Rick Barrett from being lynched for murdering someone. She tosses him jail for the murder though and now he must wait for justice. However, did he really do it? Amanda has no idea. Rick's plan? Woo the lady sheriff and maybe she'll let him go so he can clear his name. However...real feelings muddy up the plan.
I liked Amanda a lot. She was a fun character. She jokingly puts her name down to be sheriff thinking no one would vote for a woman, but she wanted to make a point. Well...she gets elected and the town is pissed. Grr screw those males. Jerks the lot of 'em.
Her all-female posse was a hoot. I legit clapped and huzzahed when they all stepped up and volunteered to help Amanda out.
Loooooved Amanda's deputy. I want him to get a HEA!!!! Maybe someday!
Rick was okay...we didn't really get to learn about him much. Sure he had some limelight and got to have his say in his POV. But he was behind bars 95% of the book, so he didn't get to interact much. I really do think this book was mainly for Amanda, so I'm okay with that.
The ending ALMOST made me mad. However, the author fixed it last second and made me respect Rick and allowed me to keep my respect for Amanda. A nice compromise. I didn't want Amanda to completely give in. That isn't her to do so! But yes *wipes sweat from brow* the ending squeaked by.
As much as I did enjoy the mystery and the story itself. The romance was lacking for sure. I didn't really feel their chemistry and that stinks. They were both intriguing characters and I wanted to really feel their love. It seemed like lust only and then convenience at the end there. Who else would want to marry a crazy suffragette? And plus he was locked in prison...so there was no real chance for them to kiss and hug and really get to know each other. She was sheriff and he was on trial for murder.
The narrator did well. I enjoyed her voices and they fit the characters especially Amanda.
All-in-all, I did enjoy the mystery and the story itself. However, the romance was lacking for me. I am curious to read book 3 when it comes out. I hope the deputy gets his own book! He deserves one! I'll stamp this with 3 stars.
The story follows Amanda who gets elected as the first female sheriff for Two-Time. Her first night on the job she saves Rick Barrett from being lynched for murdering someone. She tosses him jail for the murder though and now he must wait for justice. However, did he really do it? Amanda has no idea. Rick's plan? Woo the lady sheriff and maybe she'll let him go so he can clear his name. However...real feelings muddy up the plan.
I liked Amanda a lot. She was a fun character. She jokingly puts her name down to be sheriff thinking no one would vote for a woman, but she wanted to make a point. Well...she gets elected and the town is pissed. Grr screw those males. Jerks the lot of 'em.
Her all-female posse was a hoot. I legit clapped and huzzahed when they all stepped up and volunteered to help Amanda out.
Loooooved Amanda's deputy. I want him to get a HEA!!!! Maybe someday!
Rick was okay...we didn't really get to learn about him much. Sure he had some limelight and got to have his say in his POV. But he was behind bars 95% of the book, so he didn't get to interact much. I really do think this book was mainly for Amanda, so I'm okay with that.
The ending ALMOST made me mad. However, the author fixed it last second and made me respect Rick and allowed me to keep my respect for Amanda. A nice compromise. I didn't want Amanda to completely give in. That isn't her to do so! But yes *wipes sweat from brow* the ending squeaked by.
As much as I did enjoy the mystery and the story itself. The romance was lacking for sure. I didn't really feel their chemistry and that stinks. They were both intriguing characters and I wanted to really feel their love. It seemed like lust only and then convenience at the end there. Who else would want to marry a crazy suffragette? And plus he was locked in prison...so there was no real chance for them to kiss and hug and really get to know each other. She was sheriff and he was on trial for murder.
The narrator did well. I enjoyed her voices and they fit the characters especially Amanda.
All-in-all, I did enjoy the mystery and the story itself. However, the romance was lacking for me. I am curious to read book 3 when it comes out. I hope the deputy gets his own book! He deserves one! I'll stamp this with 3 stars.
April 30, 2017
Book Info
Mass Market Paperback
Expected publication: June 6th 2017 by Sourcebooks Casablanca
ISBN 1492608165 (ISBN13: 9781492608165)
Edition Language English
Series A Match Made in Texas #2
Other Editions (1)
Source:Netgalley EARC
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Welcome to Two-Time Texas:
Where tempers burn hot
Love runs deep
And a single woman can change the course of history:
There's a new sheriff in town.
Amanda Lockwood gets more than she bargained for when she's elected Two-Time Texas's first female sheriff. Anxious to prove herself, she sets out to stop crime in its tracks—taking down wanted man Rick Barrett in the process. But there's something special about the charming outlaw. Common sense says he must be guilty...but her heart keeps telling her otherwise.
So what's a sheriff to do? Gather an all-female posse and ride to save the day.
Things sure don't look good for Rick. If he doesn't convince the pretty sheriff to let him go, he'll soon be pushing up daisies. But his plan to woo her to his side backfires when he's the one who falls head over heels. Now he must choose between freedom or saving the woman he loves...and the clock is ticking.
Who knew A Match Made in Texas could be such sweet, clean, madcap fun?
Two-Time Texas
Left at the Altar (Book1)
A Match Made in Texas (Book2)
How the West was Wed (Book 3)
In the 1800’s of Two-Time Texas it was still very much a man’s world. Women were however finally starting to join together and implement changes that would allow them more of the privileges the male population took for granted as their due. Owning or running a business, voting, having a voice in town planning or making decisions that would affect females all over the state.
Amanda Lockwood is one of those forward thinking women, she has from childhood fought for the right to stand on her own two feet when it comes to how her life should be lived. This did not include marriage, children and a white picket fence. Things that other women her age embraced fervently and with great pride.
The fact that she won the bid for sheriff was as much a surprise to Amanda as it was to Mayor and Town Council of Two-Time. The execution of the job duties themselves were more taxing than she expected as well
However in true Amanda fashion she does not give up and in fact finds she has the backing of every woman in town, creating the first female posse to go along with the first female sheriff.
Outlaw Rick Barrett is her first hurdle, saving him from a necktie party was only the first step in keeping the man alive. Proving his innocence however is another matter altogether.
Trouble seems to plague Miss Amanda Lockwood from an early age. Trouble she mostly brings upon herself with her unladylike conduct and firm belief that females deserve more than marriage, children and keeping house. All reputable aspirations but not appealing for Amanda.
At least she has not seen the appeal until lately.
This was a different type of Western Romance and in a lot of ways it reminded me of one of my favorite James Garner movies Support Your Local Sheriff. Not sure how to explain that other than saying like those movie characters the book characters have the ability to inspire the readers loyalty and root for them to prevail in their efforts to find justice.
Mass Market Paperback
Expected publication: June 6th 2017 by Sourcebooks Casablanca
ISBN 1492608165 (ISBN13: 9781492608165)
Edition Language English
Series A Match Made in Texas #2
Other Editions (1)
Source:Netgalley EARC
Buy book from
Amazon
B&N
BOOK BLURB
Welcome to Two-Time Texas:
Where tempers burn hot
Love runs deep
And a single woman can change the course of history:
There's a new sheriff in town.
Amanda Lockwood gets more than she bargained for when she's elected Two-Time Texas's first female sheriff. Anxious to prove herself, she sets out to stop crime in its tracks—taking down wanted man Rick Barrett in the process. But there's something special about the charming outlaw. Common sense says he must be guilty...but her heart keeps telling her otherwise.
So what's a sheriff to do? Gather an all-female posse and ride to save the day.
Things sure don't look good for Rick. If he doesn't convince the pretty sheriff to let him go, he'll soon be pushing up daisies. But his plan to woo her to his side backfires when he's the one who falls head over heels. Now he must choose between freedom or saving the woman he loves...and the clock is ticking.
Who knew A Match Made in Texas could be such sweet, clean, madcap fun?
Two-Time Texas
Left at the Altar (Book1)
A Match Made in Texas (Book2)
How the West was Wed (Book 3)
My Thoughts
In the 1800’s of Two-Time Texas it was still very much a man’s world. Women were however finally starting to join together and implement changes that would allow them more of the privileges the male population took for granted as their due. Owning or running a business, voting, having a voice in town planning or making decisions that would affect females all over the state.
Amanda Lockwood is one of those forward thinking women, she has from childhood fought for the right to stand on her own two feet when it comes to how her life should be lived. This did not include marriage, children and a white picket fence. Things that other women her age embraced fervently and with great pride.
The fact that she won the bid for sheriff was as much a surprise to Amanda as it was to Mayor and Town Council of Two-Time. The execution of the job duties themselves were more taxing than she expected as well
However in true Amanda fashion she does not give up and in fact finds she has the backing of every woman in town, creating the first female posse to go along with the first female sheriff.
Outlaw Rick Barrett is her first hurdle, saving him from a necktie party was only the first step in keeping the man alive. Proving his innocence however is another matter altogether.
Trouble seems to plague Miss Amanda Lockwood from an early age. Trouble she mostly brings upon herself with her unladylike conduct and firm belief that females deserve more than marriage, children and keeping house. All reputable aspirations but not appealing for Amanda.
At least she has not seen the appeal until lately.
This was a different type of Western Romance and in a lot of ways it reminded me of one of my favorite James Garner movies Support Your Local Sheriff. Not sure how to explain that other than saying like those movie characters the book characters have the ability to inspire the readers loyalty and root for them to prevail in their efforts to find justice.
[EArc from Netgalley in exchange for honest review]
June 17, 2017
I'm loving the Two-Time Texas series by Margaret Brownley. The stories are fast paced and the characters are laugh out loud funny. I was fascinated with Amanda in the first book and simply adore her in this one. As a suffragist she's fair minded and not a shrinking violet.
When she runs for sheriff it's rather comical since women had no voting rights at all and she's the lone female running, so it's not like she has a chance of winning, right? She's just as shocked as everyone in town when she finds out she's the new sheriff. She needs a deputy, a posse and learning to shoot is a top priority, too.
Rick is her first and only prisoner so she has quite a bit of time to investigate his case. She has a young, inexperienced deputy who quotes his old grandfather constantly, along with her all female posse to help. What could possibly go wrong? As it turns out, quite a lot.. Amanda soon realizes the enormity of her situation especially as her fondness for Rick grows.
Rick was so easy to like. He's brave, handsome and witty. That's the whole package as far as I'm concerned.
This is one that can be read as a stand-alone, but I suggest you read them in order to fully appreciate the residents of Two-Time Texas.
I received a copy of this book from Netgalley and have given my honest opinion.
When she runs for sheriff it's rather comical since women had no voting rights at all and she's the lone female running, so it's not like she has a chance of winning, right? She's just as shocked as everyone in town when she finds out she's the new sheriff. She needs a deputy, a posse and learning to shoot is a top priority, too.
Rick is her first and only prisoner so she has quite a bit of time to investigate his case. She has a young, inexperienced deputy who quotes his old grandfather constantly, along with her all female posse to help. What could possibly go wrong? As it turns out, quite a lot.. Amanda soon realizes the enormity of her situation especially as her fondness for Rick grows.
Rick was so easy to like. He's brave, handsome and witty. That's the whole package as far as I'm concerned.
This is one that can be read as a stand-alone, but I suggest you read them in order to fully appreciate the residents of Two-Time Texas.
I received a copy of this book from Netgalley and have given my honest opinion.
January 31, 2018
Note: I received this book for free through Goodreads Giveaways.
Did Not Finish at 70%
I want to start off by saying that this is a case of me personally not caring for the story but someone else could very well love it. That being said, the main reason that I didn't care for this story was that the mental maturity level was more fitting for an 8-10 year old instead of an adult. Constantly the characters in the story would do something that I'm sure was meant to be funny and yet it only came off as supremely annoying at best. I was never able to connect with the characters for that reason. Also, even though I got to 70% through the book I still didn't care about the outcome of the story and instead was only relieved to not have to spend more time with the story. Another aspect I had a problem with was the fact that nothing much had happened at 70% of the book and I was pretty bored as a result. The final nail in the coffin of this book was that it claimed to be a romance but at the point I stopped reading there still hadn't been even a hint of romance between the main characters. I hope this review will be helpful to someone else looking into whether or not they'd like to spend time on this book.
Did Not Finish at 70%
I want to start off by saying that this is a case of me personally not caring for the story but someone else could very well love it. That being said, the main reason that I didn't care for this story was that the mental maturity level was more fitting for an 8-10 year old instead of an adult. Constantly the characters in the story would do something that I'm sure was meant to be funny and yet it only came off as supremely annoying at best. I was never able to connect with the characters for that reason. Also, even though I got to 70% through the book I still didn't care about the outcome of the story and instead was only relieved to not have to spend more time with the story. Another aspect I had a problem with was the fact that nothing much had happened at 70% of the book and I was pretty bored as a result. The final nail in the coffin of this book was that it claimed to be a romance but at the point I stopped reading there still hadn't been even a hint of romance between the main characters. I hope this review will be helpful to someone else looking into whether or not they'd like to spend time on this book.
July 11, 2022
Amanda Lockwood is headstrong, opinionated and full of heart and an all around hoot to read about! Her deputy sheriff is a young "Barney Fife" type who adds additional comedy relief. And her Red Feather Posse is fantastic! 🪶 Rick Barrett and Amanda have a wonderful meet-cute and it just gets better from there.
Note:
There is one reference of the word sh** when Rick thinks of his attorney Mr. Birdseye as Mr. Birdsh** (ch.21, pg. 174
Overall, I enjoyed this romantic comedy and would still recommend it and plan to read the 3rd book in the series .
Inside Cover Fun
Which are actual ordinances from 1880s?🤔
1. In Kansas if two trains meet on the same track, neither shall proceed until the other has passed. 🚂🚃🛤
2. Anyone wishing to moderate the weather in CO must obtain a permit. 🌬🌨⛈
3. In CA, anyone caught wearing white pants after Labor Day will be fined five dollars. 🤍👖
4. In NJ, it's illegal to wear a bulletproof vest while committing a murder. 🦺
5. In TX, it is illegal to pick up an armadillo by the tail. 🦔
ANSWERS AT BOTTOM
I purchased this book and all opinions are mine alone.
1,2,3,5 True & 4,6 False
Note:
There is one reference of the word sh** when Rick thinks of his attorney Mr. Birdseye as Mr. Birdsh** (ch.21, pg. 174
Overall, I enjoyed this romantic comedy and would still recommend it and plan to read the 3rd book in the series .
Inside Cover Fun
Which are actual ordinances from 1880s?🤔
1. In Kansas if two trains meet on the same track, neither shall proceed until the other has passed. 🚂🚃🛤
2. Anyone wishing to moderate the weather in CO must obtain a permit. 🌬🌨⛈
3. In CA, anyone caught wearing white pants after Labor Day will be fined five dollars. 🤍👖
4. In NJ, it's illegal to wear a bulletproof vest while committing a murder. 🦺
5. In TX, it is illegal to pick up an armadillo by the tail. 🦔
ANSWERS AT BOTTOM
I purchased this book and all opinions are mine alone.
1,2,3,5 True & 4,6 False
December 30, 2021
Although I enjoyed LEFT AT THE ALTAR (the first novel in this series), I delayed reading this book because of the subject matter. I have zero interest in suffragettes and "modern women" in western stories. However, it was Christmas and the stores were closed. I needed something to read.
Another problem with this story is that Amanda Lockwood runs for sheriff -- and wins. She did not campaign and the field was crowded with men candidates. Of course, women could not vote and most women of the town were against a woman even trying for the position. So, how did she win? She also won without a runoff! Go figure.
However, the story grows on the reader. Amanda Lockwood is set in her ways but she cares about her community. This story is pretty zany -- complete with an all-woman posse and a deputy sheriff named Scooter. I found myself turning the pages to find out how the author got Amanda out of one scrape after another.
Match Made in Texas
1. Left at the Altar (2016)
** 2. A Match Made in Texas (2017)
3. How the West Was Wed (2017)
Another problem with this story is that Amanda Lockwood runs for sheriff -- and wins. She did not campaign and the field was crowded with men candidates. Of course, women could not vote and most women of the town were against a woman even trying for the position. So, how did she win? She also won without a runoff! Go figure.
However, the story grows on the reader. Amanda Lockwood is set in her ways but she cares about her community. This story is pretty zany -- complete with an all-woman posse and a deputy sheriff named Scooter. I found myself turning the pages to find out how the author got Amanda out of one scrape after another.
Match Made in Texas
1. Left at the Altar (2016)
** 2. A Match Made in Texas (2017)
3. How the West Was Wed (2017)
July 4, 2017
In the 1880s, Two-Time Texas had long known that Amanda Lockwood, a young suffragette, didn’t mind doing the unexpected but never expected she would decide to run for sheriff and accidentally become the first woman sheriff. The men are in an uproar because she won’t resign and many of their wives join her as members of the Red Feather Posse. The town will never be the same.
One of her first acts as sheriff is investigating a murder and she saves the suspect from a lynching mob. Throw an attractive young, independent and unpredictable woman and a handsome, possibly innocent murder suspect together and you get an endearing, funny mystery western romance when they fall in love. A Match Made in Texas is definitely an entertaining romance filled with laughs, some sighs, quirky characters and bizarre happenings.
I received a copy of the book from Goodreads.
One of her first acts as sheriff is investigating a murder and she saves the suspect from a lynching mob. Throw an attractive young, independent and unpredictable woman and a handsome, possibly innocent murder suspect together and you get an endearing, funny mystery western romance when they fall in love. A Match Made in Texas is definitely an entertaining romance filled with laughs, some sighs, quirky characters and bizarre happenings.
I received a copy of the book from Goodreads.
March 25, 2019
Oh my, Margaret does it again!
Oh my goodness, I know better than to start a book of Margaret Brownley’s in the evening. Once you’ve read the first word, she weaves you into the page-turning web as only she can. Every single book not only pulls you further into the story line, but also provides you with awesome historical facts. Thank you Margaret :-)
Oh my goodness, I know better than to start a book of Margaret Brownley’s in the evening. Once you’ve read the first word, she weaves you into the page-turning web as only she can. Every single book not only pulls you further into the story line, but also provides you with awesome historical facts. Thank you Margaret :-)
July 2, 2017
This was an interesting western story. It's interesting how times have changed,(thank goodness). Women were so limited in what they should/could do and what they could wear, etc. There was some drama, wondering how poor Rick would turn out, their justice system left a lot to believe in.
July 31, 2017
A tad disappointing in that it didn't QUITE measure up to LEFT AT THE ALTAR - but again set in TWO-TIME TX with spunky heroine and a great hero!
One of my fave time periods - set in 1882 - in a quaint town!
Brownley's humor is alive and well here!
Good romance
Neat premise
FUN READ!
One of my fave time periods - set in 1882 - in a quaint town!
Brownley's humor is alive and well here!
Good romance
Neat premise
FUN READ!
September 18, 2017
This is one of Margaret Brownley's best yet! It has everything: romance, history, mystery, humor, action, great characters, and heart! A woman fights for women's rights, becomes the sheriff, then fights for the innocence of her prisoner. I rate it at least a 6 out of 5!
August 9, 2020
I really enjoyed this book, as I did the first Two-Time, Texas, book "Left at the Alter." This is a laugh-out-loud clean romance about a lady who becomes the sheriff and doesn't even know how to shoot a gun.
July 12, 2017
I loved reading a book where the Woman was the Law-woman in the wild west. It was a really good book. Theres romance, mystery, suspense and just really good story. Read it!
September 6, 2018
Great!!!. Wonderful. This book is even better that the first one. I great balance between, God, drama, history, loud out loud situations, family and love. A great choice!
January 23, 2019
Interesting romance. Loved that Amanda (the heroine) was a suffragist!
November 7, 2020
A little silly, but funny, too.
January 27, 2024
Surprising to myself, I really enjoyed Amanda’s story of becoming a sheriff and falling in love with Rick who is arrested and held at the jail.
April 7, 2024
Enjoyed the humor of this book. Book 1 was funny too, but I think this one was funnier.
November 11, 2024
Delightful
A nice read. Clean. Kept the interest. Fun. Suspense. Romance. I’m out of words. Glad I took time to read it.
A nice read. Clean. Kept the interest. Fun. Suspense. Romance. I’m out of words. Glad I took time to read it.
November 7, 2018
It was cute. A little comical. Good writing. ... But I realize I like romance where the characters love each other from the get-go, rather than later in the novel. Personal preference. But Brownley is a great author!
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