The Hunter Bride
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
In the wake of a devastating tragedy, Josephine Shafter has dedicated her life to seeking justice as a relentless bounty hunter. Yet, with her family's killers brought to justice, Jo finds herself adrift, longing for a new purpose and the warmth of a loving embrace. Disheartened by the shallow affections of city men, she sets her sights on the untamed lands of Montana, seeking refuge and a chance at love as a mail-order bride.
Meanwhile, Sheriff Sam Longworth struggles with his own demons, haunted by guilt over his failed marriage and his wife's tragic demise. Desperate for stability, he seeks a wife who will fill the void in his life and provide him with the family he craves. Josephine seems to fit the bill perfectly, until danger from her past threatens their newfound happiness.
As Jo and Sam navigate the complexities of trust and love, they are forced to confront the secrets that bind them and the perils that lurk in the shadows. With danger closing in, their fragile bond is put to the test, and they must decide whether their fledgling love is worth fighting for. In a tale of redemption and resilience, Jo and Sam embark on a journey of trust and forgiveness, hoping that their newfound love will be strong enough to withstand the storms that lie ahead.
Customer Reviews
Hunter bride
Just ended before I wanted to give up on the story
The Hunter Bride
Liked her story-telling style, but oh, does she need an editor or a better editor. Poor editing is distracting, to say the least. However, I did like her characters, and that is important, too.
Rough Draft?
So many mistakes this seemed like a rough draft.
It was difficult to figure out the exact time period this book takes place. The bride came on a stagecoach but then opened canned goods for dinner and shopped at a market and butcher shop. First Billy had green eyes, then he had dark brown, almost black eyes. The writing style was so simplistic it was almost boring. With so many books to choose from these days, I will not read this author again.