Give Me a Texas Outlaw: The Outlaw / Trouble in Petticoats / Texas Flame / Most Wanted
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Genre: Romance
Book Type: Paperback
Author:
Genre: Romance
Book Type: Paperback
Included in this book are 4 stories about outlaws with heart. Sometimes they dont see that their redeeming values until someone points them out.
THE OUTLAW by Jodi Thomas (5 stars)
Cozette is an accomplished liar and she needs a bridegroom fast! Someone paid Frederick Bates to seduce Cozette before the story begins. She is worried that she may with child and her father will never forgive her.
Cozette has another problem her uncle is trying to steal the familys large ranch from her. Hes already talked Cozettes dad into changing his will. Now, the ranch is willed to Cozettes husband, not her.
As Cozette is praying for a miracle, in walks outlaw Michael Hughes. Hes overseeing the robbers (of her wedding gifts). Jodi Thomas turns this into a match made in heaven!
TROUBLE IN PETTICOATS by Linda Broday (4.5 stars)
Broday did an excellent job of explaining why Larissa had to accompany outlaw Johnny Diamond to find her sister. Beth has been abducted for ransom from cattle baron Dunston Patricks home. Diamond has 5 days to find Beth and hes headed south.
The only fault I found with the story is that Broday didnt allow Dunston Patrick to have a single admirable quality. This is usually a mistake made by an inexperienced writer, not an established author.
TEXAS FLAME by Phyliss Miranda (2.5 stars, a gift)
This story meandered around until I didnt really care about the story any more. The novella opens with outlaw Savannah Parker pointing a shotgun at Ethan Kimbles heart.
This couple has a long history together but separated years before. Kimble has to bring Savannah back to Galveston to face the judge for robbing a series of banks, starting with her fathers bank.
I forced myself to finish the story. Miranda wasted two perfectly fine characters with the dumb execution of a plot.
MOST WANTED by DeWanna Pace (4.5 stars)
Theres a great deal of humor in this novella. Odessa Kilmore breaks outlaw Shadow Rivers out of jail to help her get back to her hometown and clear her name. Odessas wanted posters are scattered around the state, making travel dicey.
There is instant chemistry between the couple; they are outsiders bruised by their associations with society.
Overall, 4.5 stars for the book. Oh, by the way, the outlaw on the cover is to die for! I might give the book away but never the cover!
THE OUTLAW by Jodi Thomas (5 stars)
Cozette is an accomplished liar and she needs a bridegroom fast! Someone paid Frederick Bates to seduce Cozette before the story begins. She is worried that she may with child and her father will never forgive her.
Cozette has another problem her uncle is trying to steal the familys large ranch from her. Hes already talked Cozettes dad into changing his will. Now, the ranch is willed to Cozettes husband, not her.
As Cozette is praying for a miracle, in walks outlaw Michael Hughes. Hes overseeing the robbers (of her wedding gifts). Jodi Thomas turns this into a match made in heaven!
TROUBLE IN PETTICOATS by Linda Broday (4.5 stars)
Broday did an excellent job of explaining why Larissa had to accompany outlaw Johnny Diamond to find her sister. Beth has been abducted for ransom from cattle baron Dunston Patricks home. Diamond has 5 days to find Beth and hes headed south.
The only fault I found with the story is that Broday didnt allow Dunston Patrick to have a single admirable quality. This is usually a mistake made by an inexperienced writer, not an established author.
TEXAS FLAME by Phyliss Miranda (2.5 stars, a gift)
This story meandered around until I didnt really care about the story any more. The novella opens with outlaw Savannah Parker pointing a shotgun at Ethan Kimbles heart.
This couple has a long history together but separated years before. Kimble has to bring Savannah back to Galveston to face the judge for robbing a series of banks, starting with her fathers bank.
I forced myself to finish the story. Miranda wasted two perfectly fine characters with the dumb execution of a plot.
MOST WANTED by DeWanna Pace (4.5 stars)
Theres a great deal of humor in this novella. Odessa Kilmore breaks outlaw Shadow Rivers out of jail to help her get back to her hometown and clear her name. Odessas wanted posters are scattered around the state, making travel dicey.
There is instant chemistry between the couple; they are outsiders bruised by their associations with society.
Overall, 4.5 stars for the book. Oh, by the way, the outlaw on the cover is to die for! I might give the book away but never the cover!
