Boothill Bride (The Quinter Brides 3) by Lauri Robinson

Summary:

Howard (Hog) Quinter is hell bent on getting The Majestic, the finest hotel and restaurant west of the Mississippi, open by May 1st. The last thing he needs is interference from his family, but that’s exactly what he gets when Ma Quinter strikes one brisk morning. Sound asleep, Howard rolls over to discover a lovely young woman lying beside him, however, standing at the foot of the bed are his mother, the girl's father, and a blubbering preacher reading wedding nuptials.

Randilynn Fulton runs from a forced marriage to her aunt in Dodge City, only to discover Aunt Corrine is one of Danny J’s brothel girls. If she stays, Randi may become one as well, which would damage her father's chance at running for the Governor’s seat. But it gets worse when she finds herself in the middle of what she ran from—a shotgun wedding, and she’s the bride.

Reviewer: Fashionta
Lauri Robinson takes us back to the Quinter family with another shotgun wedding. Continuing with the theme of the series, this bride is forced to get marred after she accidentally ends up in the bed of one of the Quinter boys and Ma Quinter happens to walk in on them. It's an interesting concept as each story in series has a different twist and this was more traditional yet it had its own set of problems.

The book was well written as were the rest of books in the series and is a must read for people who love historical books and would like to get into the subgenre of western historical. This author shouldn’t be overlooked just because she writes western historical romances, it's not all cowboys like people think. The hero in this is a perfect example and this author is one talented writer. I have to give this book 4 stars.

Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Review Courtesy Of: ManicReaders