Customer Reviews

Her Colorado Man (Harlequin Historical)

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This is a story set in the late 1800's about a young woman and her grandfather who make up a story about a husband gone off to pan for gold in Alaska to cover up her pregnancy. The problem with this is the grandfather got the name of a real person in Alaska, who eventually receives the letters of the little boy and comes to Colorado to give the boy the father he wants. It was a quite believable story. A glimpse into the lifestyles of this era and a bit of a glimpse into the beer brewing business of this family.

this book was okay for the first half but towards the end of the book it kinda got boring i love western books and i love cheryl st,john but this book kinda rambled on after a while.. i would buy more of her books because i have read others that were great this one not some much..

The first book I read by this author I couldn't put down The Tenderfoot Bride.I thought this book would be just as good I was wrong.I was bored probably till the middle of the book then it picked up alittle and I wanted to see how it ended.When it ended I was so relived because I don't like to leave a book without finishing it.I thought the story was not really believable and the day the day lives they lived bored me to no end.

I loved this book! The characters were well developed and my heart ached for them. Cheryl is a wizard at putting her hero and heroine in impossible situations, and then making you root for them. Fabulous book. I recommend ANYTHING by Cheryl St.John. I'd read her grocery lists...

I love historical western romance. Dated in the 1800's. Cheryl St. John can write a very good western.