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A review by llamallamacallurmama
Texas Destiny by Lorraine Heath
emotional
hopeful
tense
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.75
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4.75/5
Audio (Eva Kaminsky)
Summary: When his brother breaks his leg, Houston must travel to retrieve his brother's mail order bride and bring her back to their home on a journey of several weeks through west Texas. On the journey, they encounter all manner of crisis, disaster and danger, and become increasingly close as their mutual tragic pasts, his family estrangement, and her engagement interfere with their love.
Stats: HR Western, M/F, very, very limited open door, part of a series (stands alone)
Notes: This is a lovely story, with all the good stuff of a traditional HR/western, a heap of family drama, and plenty of angst. I did feel like the backstories for both characters were a little overcomplicated, but at least in the MMC's case, it's clearly setting up future books in the series. The final crisis was a little random and out of left field, but was handled in an interesting way. The narrator is very good, but a little airy and ends every sentence on a pretty heavy stop.
4.75/5
Audio (Eva Kaminsky)
Summary: When his brother breaks his leg, Houston must travel to retrieve his brother's mail order bride and bring her back to their home on a journey of several weeks through west Texas. On the journey, they encounter all manner of crisis, disaster and danger, and become increasingly close as their mutual tragic pasts, his family estrangement, and her engagement interfere with their love.
Stats: HR Western, M/F, very, very limited open door, part of a series (stands alone)
Notes: This is a lovely story, with all the good stuff of a traditional HR/western, a heap of family drama, and plenty of angst. I did feel like the backstories for both characters were a little overcomplicated, but at least in the MMC's case, it's clearly setting up future books in the series. The final crisis was a little random and out of left field, but was handled in an interesting way. The narrator is very good, but a little airy and ends every sentence on a pretty heavy stop.
OTT and Spoilery Content Warnings (CW) and Trigger Warnings (TW):