Customer Reviews

Practically Married (Conveniently Yours / Bravo Family) (Silhouette Special Edition, No. 1174)

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Ms Rimmer did it again! I love her characters in this book. Tess DeMarley and Zach Bravo are such nice people. They do marry but they must learn to show their love. They each have a daughter from a previous marriage that are wonderful characters, too. They live on a cattle ranch in Wyoming where they are having some cattle rustling as a sub-plot which was very believable. This is the 3rd Bravo family book and I stayed up late to read it and it was worth being tired today!

This is the third (of 31, so far!) in Rimmer's Bravo line, one of my all time favorite series.

This was a much quieter book than is usual for a Category. Both hero and heroine are self contained personalities, so the readers know more about them than the other people in their lives do. The result was a slightly melancholy tone. Because I cared so much for Tess, Zach's slow-to-see made me more angry than sympathetic. And I think Tess judged herself awfully hard for her feelings.

But both leads are incredibly likeable people, and I really cared what happened to them. The pace is leisurely and the Western setting compelling. The relationships with the secondary characters are complex and interesting.

Highly recommended.

Ms Rimmer did it again! I love her characters in this book. Tess DeMarley and Zach Bravo are such nice people. They do marry but they must learn to show their love. They each have a daughter from a previous marriage that are wonderful characters, too. They live on a cattle ranch in Wyoming where they are having some cattle rustling as a sub-plot which was very believable. This is the 3rd Bravo family book and I stayed up late to read it and it was worth being tired today!