Wyoming Bride
A Bitter Creek Novel
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4.3 • 108 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
The sensational second novel in Joan Johnston’s Western historical romance series set in the world of Bitter Creek.
CAN SECRETS AND SECOND CHOICES EVER LEAD TO LOVE?
After three months in a mail-order marriage, Hannah Wentworth McMurtry is a widow—pregnant, alone, and near death in the Wyoming wilderness. Though she is saved by a man with a face cut from stone, she still grieves the husband who died on their journey west. Hannah needs a husband, but does she dare marry another stranger?
Flint Creed has also lost someone he loved—when the woman he hoped to marry chose his younger brother instead. Now he must find a ranch wife of his own. But every female in the remote Wyoming Territory is too old, too young, or already married . . . until he discovers Hannah on the prairie. Flint doesn’t pretend to love her, but he doesn’t tell her he loves another woman, either. Hannah doesn’t pretend to love him, but she doesn’t tell him about the child she carries. Though danger surrounds them on the Wyoming frontier, the greatest threats of all are the secrets within—revelations that could destroy the new life Hannah and Flint have begun to cherish.
The passionate Westerns in Joan Johnston’s Bitter Creek series can be enjoyed together or separately, in any order:
TEXAS BRIDE • WYOMING BRIDE • MONTANA BRIDE • SINFUL • SHAMELESS • BLACKTHORNE’S BRIDE • SULLIVAN’S PROMISE
Customer Reviews
Wyoming Bride
Excellent book with many adventures and awesome characters
Wow
I’m 28% into this book and I just can’t go any further.
It reads like a fourth grade primer. Holy wow! It is incredibly simplistic and juvenile to the point that my 11 year old niece could easily read it and understand it. Not that I would ever let her, of course, because of the swear words and sex but this is definitely not written at a level that requires any kind of adult reading comprehension skills.
It’s of the same vein as “See Spot run. Run Spot run. Spot runs fast.” I wish I was kidding.
It is so basic and elementary that I am kicking myself for paying $2 for it.
I haven’t ever read this author before and I can say with absolute certainty that I never will again. I feel like my intelligence has been diminished just by reading the few pages I did manage to get through.