Trouble is, Garrett Ballinger, the local marshal, is plenty interested in the pretty Easterner. When Rosalie flees Boston and her cheating fiancé for the Colorado Territory, it might be the perfect refuge, if she can accept the hardships of frontier life. Can they move beyond their past and have a loving first Christmas together? But the man who wrote the letters isn't the one she's marrying, it's his errant nephew. When Heloise's beau chooses her sister, she decides to start a new life as a mail order bride. Will this unlikely couple find love together? Edward, a lonely widower, has no hope that any woman will answer his advertisement.

Now, she must come to terms with herself and finding love in the most unexpected places when outlaw-on-the-run Colton Howe appears on her doorstep.Īfter a life dedicated to her mother, Julia takes a chance and becomes a mail order bride. Lottie Wright's home town of Almos, Texas, was a vibrant little farming community until just about everyone left, fearing the Civil War coming their direction. A chance meeting with a rugged stranger changes everything, as she's drawn to his sadness, which mirrors her own. The Man from Cripple Creek by Carré WhiteĪfter the ravages of Smallpox left her scarred for life, Willow Brady had resigned herself to spinsterhood. Each character brought something to the story and made you melt wanting to see the outcome.Thank you Netgalley for the book to review.Kick off the holidays with five heartwarming romances from bestselling authors Kirsten Osbourne, Carré White and more! The two fall in love and the story was heart warming.All 4 stories are really good and the characters pop that was the main reason for loving the stories. The reason for this is an outlaw keeps his promise on coming back to visit Lottie and she is even more surprised he came. If I had to choose a favorite form the bunch it would have to be Almost Lonely. You wanted to know of love was going to win out. They each grabbed the reader and made you want to read till the end. Review 2: These box set for 99 cents was not bad at all. I guess I prefer a more drawn out storyline where it feels more believable to watch every aspect of the characters going thru situations, drama, and falling in love slowly instead of in a paragraph or two. but I am so used to reading 300-400 page historical romances, that it was odd to read a love story where the characters meet, fall in love and get married, and 'the end' in a weeks worth time.

There was absolutely nothing wrong with the writing, story lines or characters.

This book is made up of several (5, I think) different short stories that take place around Christmas time in the 1800's time period. Review 1: Very sweet and innocent stories.

Western Kisses by Carré White