![]() ![]() It just comes about too quickly and too easily, but other than that, this was definitely a great read that I would recommend to anyone that likes historical westerns. The only thing that really detracts from the story is the ending. This book is very light on the passion, which is actually a little bit unusual for historicals, but the story isn't suited for many passionate romps, so it definitely works. Gold Rush Bride by Debra Lee Brown, 2014, Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited edition, in English. That really keeps them from coming together faster, even though its quite apparent from the beginning of the story that there's chemistry between them. The problem both Kate and Will share is a lack of trust and too many things they want to keep secret from one another. She also seems to find trouble wherever she goes and that makes the story more entertaining. That's why she hopes to make enough at the store to pay for her passage home and pay off the debt that is owed by her and her family that remained in Ireland. She cares about her family and wants to help them. Kate is a very spunky, loyal and loving woman. The two are hastily wed but things soon turn out to be a bit more complicated. She needs a husband so she can pay for her passage back to Ireland. ![]() That's where fur trapper, Will Crockett comes in. Upon her arrival at Tinderbox, she learns she's too late and she also learns that women and foreigners can't own and operate a business in the town. ![]() In Gold Rush Bride, Debra Lee Brown introduces us to Kate Dennington who travels to California from Ireland to see her ailing father. ![]()
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