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Summary: Wake up, lady and pay attention!
Review: Back Cover description: With his sexy Stetson and X-rated grin, was Sheriff Travis Haynes Glenwood's leading lady-killer or Elizabeth Abbott and her daughter's knight in shining armor? Finally pulling her life back together, Elizabeth couldn't afford more heartbreak. Still, Travis was awfully tempting...With every fragment of her betrayed heart, Elizabeth longed to trust the legendary lawman--enough to become his bride and give her child a daddy. But would her shattering past forever hold her hostage...even from the love that could make her whole? I gave this 3 stars because I liked Travis, and the way the story started. However, about half-way through the book, I became annoyed. Sorry to give part of the plot away, but Elizabeth was married (?) to a bigamist. She met the guy while in college. Her move to Glenwood is so she can start over where no one knows her. Now she's attracted to Travis, who has the Haynes boys' reputation of love 'em and leave 'em. The difference here is that everyone knows the guy, he's not married and just about everyone but Elizabeth can see he's serious about her. The last quarter of the book was just so much emoting about--how can I trust ever again--that I just read the end to finish it. This is part of the Haynes brothers series, so if you've read any of the others, you'll probably read this too.
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Summary: From the publisher
Review: THE BEST BRIDE by Susan Mallery With his (...) Stetson and (...) grin, was Sheriff Travis Haynes Glenwood's leading lady-killer or Elizabeth Abbott and her daughter's knight in shining armor? Finally pulling her life back together, Elizabeth couldn't afford more heartbreak. Still, Travis was awfully tempting...With every fragment of her betrayed heart, Elizabeth longed to trust the legendary lawman--enough to become his bride and give her child a daddy. But would her shattering past forever hold her hostage...even from the love that could make her whole?
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