Forced to flee her uncle's abuse, D'lise Alexander is wary of all men, until she finds a safe haven in the backwoods homestead of Kane Devlin, a rugged trapper. Original.
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Who Me?,
By Elysse Montego (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kentucky Bride (Paperback)
Kane seemed to be a great guy-until he decided his crotch had more brains than him. Okay get this straight. He married her because he loved her-but didn't know if she loved him. It's not like they had don't anything to produce a baby-before the marriage. So why would this hardcore bachelor marry a woman who might never love him? And does this cause him to jump to stupid conclusions? I think it does. D'lise had a better reason. She had been beaten severly by her uncle and wary of all men-but didn't Kane prove himself time and again to be on her side. And the whole reason that things went to hell pretty fast-Kane made D'lise afraid of him after month's of marriage, went out got drunk, and went to their old house. Raven-ugly Indian woman-sneakes into his bed-she had been his "lady" and proceeded to make it look like he had been with her. D'lise gets made, doesn't ask for an explaination and leaves. Just dumb really really dumb. Jackass the lot of them. But there is a very good adventure to it read it. HEHEHE
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Easy reading and fast paced story line.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Kentucky Bride (Love Spell historical romance) (Mass Market Paperback)
Liked the book,would suggest it to others and has a good story lin
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kass99,
By sunnyd (usa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kentucky Bride (Love Spell historical romance) (Mass Market Paperback)
I rate this book one star because norah hess seems to love to picture the male characters in her books as nothing but whoremongers.the male charachter in this book did not like nothing but ugly whores because of uncle's cheating wife who was beautiful.devlin the male character did nothing but sleep with prostitutes in this and treated d'lise like trash. The story line was interested expect the fact that devlin slept with a whore when he met d'lise and after she move in with him...he continued to sleep with indian whore...norah hess needs to stop making her male characters nothing but whoremongers..Trust I read 5 books of hers and all the male characters are nothing but whoremongers...the book ended with the delvin and d'lise getting back together after she moved out but the book was not that great
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