Fern has ratings and 14 reviews. Danielle The Book Huntress (Back to the Books) said: Madison is the black sheep of his family. He went off to the No.
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Seven Brides Series by cover. Leigh Greenwood 7 Box 5 7 cp 5. It's really interesting that he meets and falls for serious tomboy Fern. He is very offended at her loud-talking, uncouth, and boyish ways. Probably too offended, as in he doth protest too much.
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Madison and Fern had great chemistry, along the lines of Jeff and Violet, and Monty and Iris although mostly they fought like cats and dogs. This also had some good old fashion western action which I love. I enjoyed this story, although I wish Madison was less snooty and judgmental about Fern's humble origins.
He comes around though.
Boy those brothers do fight like cats and dogs reminding me of my mother's family. I do have to hand it to Mr. He's not afraid to give his characters human traits and frailties, even if they made the characters less sympathetic at times. View all 5 comments. Feb 26, Cat rated it really liked it. I'm a sucker for a good romance with stubborn couples and this is no exception.
I have also discovered that I am a sucker for a good smutty book ahah!
I love the West and the dangerous and rebellious people that inhabit it! Well I inhabit it too so that would explain my rebelliousness! I loved the plot, characters, and story in all. Planning on reading the rest of the series!
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One thing I didn't like-I could not put the book down! I have such a crick in my neck! Nov 20, Jaimey rated it really liked it Shelves: Even though I found the heroine a little irritating, it was understandable, considering her past. The hero was intriguing, especially since he was only mentioned in the first book of this series.
Some aspects of the story felt a little loose I liked this one just as much as the first one. Jan 14, Kathryn rated it liked it. This story took place in Kansas and brings the missing Madison into the picture. He comes back to defend his brother Hen, who is being tried for murder. He has been in Boston, where he attended school and became a lawyer for his friend Freddie. Iris is determined not to like anyone with the name Randolph.
She wants Hen to hang for the murder of her cousin Troy. Immediately she does her best to get under Madison's skin. There is a lot of fire and sparks to this story as these two set aside their di This story took place in Kansas and brings the missing Madison into the picture.
There is a lot of fire and sparks to this story as these two set aside their differences and begin a friendship. Iris is very much a tomboy and Madison is very proper. It's set in the older western times of the US so I love reading about that time period. The book has it's funny moments.
It is very good in parts. The characters are well developed. You get to see your favorite brothers in action again. After enjoying Rose so immensely there was something that never really did "catch" me with the second one. Sometimes the plot seemed overly contrived, such as when she eavesdrops on something and runs from a party.
Rose was different in this one. Not in a bad way but one sort of missed the old, tell it like it is and showing such strength and wisdom. There were a few other parts that were hit or miss with me as well. When the four brothers ride together at the end of the novel, I laughed and it was funny because it seemed like an overly done theatrical trailer.
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I didn't hate it but it was almost too much. I did enjoy this one, it was just so vastly different than the first that I can't say I loved it with the same passion. I still can't wait to read the rest of the series. This is such a great time period to read about. Otro libro de esta serie y de este autor que termina por gustarme mucho, aunque debo admitir que no tanto como el primero.
Esper Otro libro de esta serie y de este autor que termina por gustarme mucho, aunque debo admitir que no tanto como el primero. Jun 09, Sherry added it.
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Leigh Greenwood is a man and his imagniation is absolutely wonderful. With the exception of the first book all seven brothers show up in each book so far. Aug 01, Stacy Papineau rated it it was amazing. My favorite book thus far.