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Jeb Hunter's Bride (Historical , No 412)

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Nothing special, nothing horrible, just pretty forgettable.

The heroine disguises herself as a boy (I despise this standard historical romance plot!) so she and her brother can fulfill their recently deceased father's dream of going to California.

She's a bit TSTL (too stupid to live), in that she refuses to listen to advice.

There's a bit of a love triangle. The hero's got a guilt complex.

Then there's some minor drama with Indians and a near-mutiny, but all the conflicts are resolved way too easily.

This was a very good book. Kerry Gallivan & her younger brother are determined to reach California after their father's sudden death. They will do anything it takes to make it to California to fulfill her father's dream of starting a ranch. While traveling with a large train of people also going to California she falls for the train's Wagon Master Jeb Hunter. Jeb is all business at first & his only care is to make sure that he gets everyone to California safely. Jeb has a haunting past that won't leave his heart. He feels guilty over the death of his first wife & doesn't intend to open his heart again but is surprised to find that Kerry Gallivan is the woman for him. Very enjoyable. Highly recommended.

Oregon Trail, 1800's Mid West

You'll cheer for Kerry and Patrick's pioneering spirit and their determination to achieve their dreams. Along the way, Kerry unexpectedly finds love with sometimes sullen, sometimes tender and always arousing, wagon master Jeb Hunter.

This tender story is quick and easy to read and most enjoyable!

I couldent put it down!. The book was adventurouse and fun, it was packed with romance and had alot of details! I really couldent put it down . I read it more then just onece and it was just as exiting every time! I love this book!