The Cowboy's Bride Collection: The Wrangler's Woman


Title:  The Wrangler's Woman
Collection: The Cowboy's Bride Collection
Author: Davalynn Spencer
Publisher:  Barbour Publishing 
Release Date:  March 1, 2016


ABOUT THE BOOK
Ride onto the open range alongside cowboys and cowgirls who embrace the adventures of living in the Old West from Kansas to New Mexico, Colorado to Texas. Whether rounding up cattle or mustangs, training horses, fending off outlaws, weathering storms, competing in rodeos, or surviving drought these cowboys work hard each day. But when hardheaded men have their weaknesses exposed by well-meaning women will they stampede away or will a lasting love develop? Find out in this exciting collection of nine historical romances.

One of nine novellas in The Cowboy’s Bride, “The Wrangler’s Woman” tells the story of widowed rancher Josiah Hanacker who hires spinster Corra Jameson as a lady-trainer for his young daughter, Jess. He fears losing Jess to his wife’s sister if the girl doesn’t meet her aunt’s ladylike expectations. Turns out, Corra has everything Josiah needs for his daughter. He just never figured she’d have what he needed for himself.

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MY THOUGHTS

There is just something about cowboys, don't you agree? Wrangler's Woman by Davalynn Spencer is the 7th novella of The Cowboy's Bride Collection starts with a herd of cattle running through the Main Street of Ford Junction. Corra watches along on the porch of her sister's family’s boarding house when her eyes meet the eyes of our wrangler,  Josiah. And then...that is how the hearts of our main characters are tied.


A sweet story of fighting for family and love with fun moments.  With the help of God, Corra & Josiah finds strength in each other and His plans for them as individuals and as a family.  If this story is anything indication of the rest of the collection, I'd say lets get the reading started. With swoon-worthy cowboys, endearing heroines, entertaining supporting characters and God's presence in the stories, this is one collection not to miss.

Happy Book Birthday, The Cowboy's Bride Collection!

NOTE:  I received a complimentary ARC of this book for an honest review. All opinions expressed are my own. For my review policy, please see my Disclosure page.


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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Davalynn Spencer writes inspirational cowboy romance – contemporary and historical – and she comes by that talent honestly since falling for her own handsome, brown-eyed cowboy. Her journalistic background includes a daily newspaper crime beat as well as the national rodeo circuit. These authentic experiences help her craft fictional characters who face struggle and heartache but find faith and fresh hope along the way. When she’s not writing inspirational Western romance or teaching writing as an adjunct professor, she enjoys teaching at writers workshops, and speaking and leading worship at women’s retreats, luncheons and other functions. She makes her home in Colorado where she continues to be amazed by God’s creative splendor.

CONNECT WITH DAVALYNN:  website,  facebook,  twitter

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