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on April 28, 2017
A nice Christian book. Western Montana Bozeman frontier .Love story. Sharing how difficult it was for women in those days and the lack of law and how difficult to obtain simple things in life.
on July 12, 2017
I really like her books. They are exciting and romantic without being vulgar. I always know it will be a book you can't put down.
on January 27, 2017
This is worth reading just not my favorite of Tracie Petersen. But even though
Its part of a series it did not leave the reader " hanging"
Its part of a series it did not leave the reader " hanging"
on April 14, 2017
Strong loving relationships and cruel selfish relationships are both in this story. Emotional and spiritual healing is evident in different characters lives. Others sink deeper into their own selfish ways. There is a happy ending for the characters
who have grown through trials.
who have grown through trials.
on March 28, 2017
I love this era and Tracy Peterson books. Another good series, ready for the next book. Characters come alive with tracy books. Recommend this series!! Getting ready for my new book, here I go!!
on September 16, 2008
I want to say that this book was enjoyable to read. It had an interesting story and a little bit of humor. It is very different from Peterson's Broadmoor Legacy books and even further from her last series, the Ladies of Liberty.
This book opens with the death of her father, George Gallatin. A man with a great heart but no exceptional abilities, he moved his family around teh country before ending up in the rugged territory of Montana running a stage stop.
Gwen Gallatin and her sisters are left alone running the stage stop and dealing with their grief. Losing her father to a fluke accident after sending him on an errand and widowed on her wedding day (she decides to keep her maiden name), she feels she is a curse to those she loves and will eventually be the cause of death of all those she cares for.
Hank Bishop (of course he is smart, rich, and handsome!) is seeking Gwen, the widow of his brother. Expecting the worst of her he is surprised when he learns she is not a goldigger, but rather a sweet innocent, hurting woman. Hank, on a mission to return items his brother stole from the family, endures much while staying with the Gallatin sisters in their boarding house. He learns to admire these 3 women and the land they make their home.
Now I will share my opinions (and please don't take them personally--they are merely opinions!). While the characters were developed well enough, I found Gwens inner termoil frustrating and a little annoying. It was dragged out and dwelled upon and all the while it seemed rather silly to me. Also, the relationship between Hank and Gwen didn't flow in a realistic way. I didn't really buy it. While this book was enjoyable enough, it just wasn't what I've come to expect from this author. I still gave it 4 stars (though I heavily debated giving it 3) so it was still worthwhile.
This book opens with the death of her father, George Gallatin. A man with a great heart but no exceptional abilities, he moved his family around teh country before ending up in the rugged territory of Montana running a stage stop.
Gwen Gallatin and her sisters are left alone running the stage stop and dealing with their grief. Losing her father to a fluke accident after sending him on an errand and widowed on her wedding day (she decides to keep her maiden name), she feels she is a curse to those she loves and will eventually be the cause of death of all those she cares for.
Hank Bishop (of course he is smart, rich, and handsome!) is seeking Gwen, the widow of his brother. Expecting the worst of her he is surprised when he learns she is not a goldigger, but rather a sweet innocent, hurting woman. Hank, on a mission to return items his brother stole from the family, endures much while staying with the Gallatin sisters in their boarding house. He learns to admire these 3 women and the land they make their home.
Now I will share my opinions (and please don't take them personally--they are merely opinions!). While the characters were developed well enough, I found Gwens inner termoil frustrating and a little annoying. It was dragged out and dwelled upon and all the while it seemed rather silly to me. Also, the relationship between Hank and Gwen didn't flow in a realistic way. I didn't really buy it. While this book was enjoyable enough, it just wasn't what I've come to expect from this author. I still gave it 4 stars (though I heavily debated giving it 3) so it was still worthwhile.
on June 13, 2016
I really enjoyed reading this book! I won't go into the storyline here as other reviewers have nicely done that, but I do want you to know that this is an enjoyable book and one that made me feel for the characters while I was reading about them. The characters were nicely developed, and just when you thought nothing more could go wrong in a day - well, something else would go wrong. I was rooting for the heroine the whole time! Thank you, Tracie Peterson, for a well-written book!
on January 17, 2017
I know when a book is written by Tracie Peterson that is going to be well written, with endearing character, Christian based and clean romance. This book didn't disappoint. My favorite character is Lacey who is determined and spirited.
on April 7, 2017
I can't wait to read the next one in the series. I love Christian books modern and historical. This one did not disappoint.
