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Texas Bride by Joan Johnston

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Synopsis

HE MAY BE HER ONLY HOPE. SHE MAY BE HIS LAST CHANCE. Miranda Wentworth never imagined becoming a mail-order bride. Now marriage to a stranger is her only hope of finding a home where she and her two younger brothers can escape the brutality of the Chicago orphanage where they live. With any luck, she can even start a family of her own, once the three of them are settled at Jacob Creed's Texas ranch. But Miranda has one gigantic concern: Her husband-to-be... more

About Joan Johnston

Joan Johnston is the bestselling, award-winning author of fifteen historical romances and nineteen contemporary romance novels. She received a master of arts... more


Published: March 27, 2012 by

Genre: Romance, Westerns, History. Fiction. 384 pages

Critic Reviews for Texas Bride

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  • All Critics: 5
  • Positive: 3
  • Negative: 2
  • USA Today | 26 Mar 2012

    Texas Bride is a great read!

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  • Novel Reflections | 10 Apr 2012

    Texas Bride is my first experience with author Joan Johnston’s writing – and it won’t be my last. Overall, I found it to be a good read: entertaining and engaging with the late nineteenth century, Texan, western setting.

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  • Fiction Vixen | 28 Mar 2012

    I will say the first sexual encounter between Miranda and Jake made me a bit uncomfortable as it definitely wasn’t romantic.

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  • Guilty Pleasures | 18 Apr 2012

    I would highly recommend this story to anyone who loves historical western romance about a feisty, strong willed woman who is determined to not only love, but be loved by a stubborn, prideful but caring cowboy.

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  • Seawitch Reviews from the Bookshelf | 14 May 2012

    Now I said I enjoyed it and I did but there were a few things that irked me as well, but we’ll get to those.

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