Finally a Bride (Texas Boardinghouse Brides #3)

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Finally a Bride (Texas Boardinghouse Brides #3)

by Vickie McDonough (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 192 ratings · 48 reviews

Keep your eyes wide open for romance in Lookout, Texas. Noah Jeffersenters town determined to make up for past misdeeds. Reporter Jacqueline Davis is determined to nail her story. Will she uncover Noah’s secret before he can capture her heart? With nowhere else to go, ex-con Carly Payton returns to the Lookout boardinghouse. Garrett Corbett is looking for an upstanding wif...more

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Published April 1st 2011 by Barbour Books (first published February 19th 2011)

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Jun 19, 2011 Anitamaedraper rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, inspirational, romance, second-chances, tomboy

Jack’s story in Finally a Bride was worth the wait. It's the tale of grown up Jacqueline (Jack) Davis who now wears dresses and looks like a lady, but still acts like the 10 yr old tomboy we met in the first book of this series. Consider the opening… Jack is after a story and climbs on the mayor’s roof to eavesdrop on his conversation with two strangers. No, I won’t tell you if she accomplishes her mission, but I will say pain is involved. Because she’ll do anything to uproot the truth.

If you re...more Jack’s story in Finally a Bride was worth the wait. It's the tale of grown up Jacqueline (Jack) Davis who now wears dresses and looks like a lady, but still acts like the 10 yr old tomboy we met in the first book of this series. Consider the opening… Jack is after a story and climbs on the mayor’s roof to eavesdrop on his conversation with two strangers. No, I won’t tell you if she accomplishes her mission, but I will say pain is involved. Because she’ll do anything to uproot the truth.

If you remember book 1, you’ll remember Butch Laird who wrote “Jack is a liar” across every paintable surface in town. Bully that he was, he even locked Jack up in jail and left her there. Man, she detested that kid. Never mind that he had a point, he still shouldn’t have done it. And after he left town, the memory of his penetrating, intelligent eyes sent her scrambling to confess to her new pa, the sheriff. It eased her mind some, yet over the years, she’d occasionally wonder what happened to the boy behind those eyes.

Well, guess who Vickie McDonough has brought back to challenge Jack’s equilibrium as a young lady? Yup, Butch Laird himself. Except Butch was his nickname. Using his birth name and the surname he adopted from the man who took him in when he needed a home, Butch now goes by the handle, Noah Jeffers. Along with a new name, he’s a new man according to the gospel. And he’s a preacher.

Preacher Noah Jeffers is intent on hiding his identity because he wants to make restitution for the sins of his childhood without drawing attention to himself. His goal is to glorify God—not distract parishioners from the message. Except once he sees Jack again, she’s the one distracting him.

Jack is drawn to the new preacher’s compelling eyes. They hint at a vague memory, but nothing she can formulate into an image other than making her think of the fat bully, Butch Laird. But Noah Jeffers is nothing like the horror of her childhood. Noah is strong in body and spirit, a peaceful man standing firm in his faith. And somehow she’s going to discover why he won’t talk about his past.

Meanwhile, Carly Payton is back in town after serving 6 yrs in prison for robbery, kidnapping and other crimes. As a new believer, she knows God has forgiven her and only wants to live a normal life. But can the town people forgive her? And can Garret Corbett who was initially responsible for introducing her to Lookout put aside his prejudice for the jailbird and see her as a remorseful woman of faith who only wants a family like everyone else?

Vickie McDonough has taken ordinary people and put them on the carousel of life. She’s added love and faith and sent us along for the ride. Not rushed and hectic like our modern lives, but giving us an emotional journey as we rise and fall with each crest higher and each dip deeper than the one before. The pace quickens, action increases and dialogue cracks with authority and truth. Until finally, the long plunge down as Jack is faced with that monumental decision all adults have to make… what does she really want?

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Jun 13, 2011 Sara ♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, historical, romance, religious, western

This book was SOOOO cute! I'm officially a Vickie McDonough fan, even if I can't pronounce McDonough.... ;)

This story takes place in 1896, 10 years after the last book, and Jacqueline (Jack) Davis is now a 20-year-old investigative reporter for the Lookout Ledger who wants to make it big in Dallas. But when a new, young pastor, Noah Jeffers, comes to town, what will happen to her dreams and aspirations? And what will Jack do when she finds out the truth of Noah's past? (view spoiler)...more

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May 11, 2011 Judith rated it 4 of 5 stars

The third novel in the Boarding House Brides series and one that takes up the action nearly 10 years after Second Chance Brides. Jack--Jaqueline Davis--has now grown from a gangly, mischievious kid into a beautiful woman who has determined that she will never marry and take a chance on entrusting her life to a man like her father. The only man she has even come close to trusting is her step-father, Luke Dave, the town marshall. Enter Noah Jeffers, the new minister who is tall, handsome, muscular...more

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May 09, 2011 April rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: inspirational-historical-romance

FINALLY A BRIDE by Vickie McDonough is an inspirational historical romance set in 1896 Lookout,Texas.It is the third and final installment in the "Boardinghouse Brides",
but can be read as a stand alone.THE ANONYMOUS BRIDE (Book One), SECOND CHANCE BRIDES (Book Two). If you take a spunky tomboy,who is a young woman now,the town bully,who is a preacher now,an unusual impostor,who was a mail order bride,who was an outlaw,now an ex-convict and the last of the mail order brides you have just another...more

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May 05, 2011 Janalyn Voigt rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-fiction

Noah, the new preacher in Lookout, Texas, hides a secret that draws investigative reporter, Jack (Jacqueline) like a bee to honey. Or does something else attract her to the handsome man? Jack shies away from that question. Even with the influence of a wonderful stepfather, old hurts inflicted by her biological father still wound Jack. How can she trust any man? And yet, Noah seems kind, gentle and trustworthy. What can he possibly be hiding?

Finally a Bride, book three in the Texas Boardinghouse...more

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Apr 06, 2011 Karen Witemeyer rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have thoroughly enjoyed Vickie McDonough's Boardinghouse Brides series, and this final installment was by far my favorite. Jaqueline "Jack" Davis has been the highlight of each book with her rambunctious, tomboy ways. What a treat to see her all grown up with that rambuctious streak only slightly dimmed. She still finds scrapes to get into and conclusions to jump to, but this time there's a handsome man to catch her when she falls.

Noah Jeffers is a hero with a heart for God and a past to atone...more

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Mar 31, 2011 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Jacqueline “Jack” Davis doesn’t need a man in her life. After years of suffering abuse at the hands of her biological father, Jack won’t allow herself to dream of a life filled with a husband and children. This is further demonstrated by Jack’s need to constantly fend off the amorous advances of local wild-child Billy Morgan, who is determined to make Jack his wife.

Jack’s goal is to get out of the idyllic town of Lookout and to become a reporter in Dallas. A story on the shady doings of the tow...more Jacqueline “Jack” Davis doesn’t need a man in her life. After years of suffering abuse at the hands of her biological father, Jack won’t allow herself to dream of a life filled with a husband and children. This is further demonstrated by Jack’s need to constantly fend off the amorous advances of local wild-child Billy Morgan, who is determined to make Jack his wife.

Jack’s goal is to get out of the idyllic town of Lookout and to become a reporter in Dallas. A story on the shady doings of the town mayor is sure to do it. But the arrival of new pastor, Noah Jeffers, soon alters Jack’s outlook on life. When an opportunity presents itself, can Jack really leave Noah and her family behind?

Noah Jeffers reluctantly accepts the position of interim pastor in Lookout. His past and present colliding, he looks to God for guidance. Noah has secrets—big ones—surrounding both Lookout and Jack. In Lookout, he seeks forgiveness and redemption from the past. But his immediate attraction to Jack threatens to derail his plans.

Carly Payton seeks acceptance and forgiveness from the people of Lookout. But her past may simply be too retched to forgive and forget. A former member of a violent gang, Carly had paid for her mistakes of the past by enduring a long prison sentence. Although she has found God and accepted Him into her life, Carly still travels a rocky road. The people of Lookout are not happy or accepting of an ex-convict into their town, especially when her arrival coincides with a spate of violent crimes.

But it isn’t long before Carly catches the eyes of bachelor Garrett Corbett. Garrett is anxious to finally find the right woman and start a family. But to Garrett, Carly doesn’t meet his expectations of a possible wife. People would talk, he knows. He doesn’t want to put himself or any future children at risk of a possible scandal. Still, a relationship with Carly feels right.

Finally a Bride is a heart-warming story of redemption, forgiveness, and finally, acceptance, in the face of adversity. It is chock full of lovely well-rounded characters that look to God for direction to reach their individual goals in life. A strong, uplifting plot keeps the reader reading to a satisfying conclusion. The growth of each of the main characters, especially Jack and Noah, is both profound and extremely satisfying. It hits its mark without coming off as preachy. This is a must-read for any fan of inspirational historical romance. Finally a Bride is a real gem.

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Mar 29, 2011 Cortney rated it 5 of 5 stars

Keep your eyes wide open for romance in Lookout, Texas. Jody Chapman, aka Butch Laird, returns to town determined to make up for past misdeeds. Will reporter Jacqueline Hamilton uncover his secret before Jody can capture her heart? With nowhere else to go, ex-con Carly Payton returns to the Lookout boardinghouse. Garrett Corbett is looking for an upstanding wife, not some jailbird. What will he do when overpowered by Carly’s appeal? Twice-widowed Christine Taylor isn’t looking to get re-hitched....more

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Apr 03, 2011 Courtney rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another great book in the Texas Boardinghouse Series by Vickie McDonough. Finally a Bride is the third book in the series and it was my favorite out of all three. This story is about 10 years after the previous book, Second Chance Brides. It still has all the favorite characters in it like The Davis' and the Corbett brothers but they also brought back Carly Payton, the criminal fake mail-order-bride that was in the first book. This book is about Jack Davis who is now in her 20's and is working f...more

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Jul 18, 2011 *Babs* rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, western, arc-asked-to-review

I loved this story and was happy to read it. Jacqueline who goes by the name of Jack to everyone but her mom, is a reporter for the local paper. Her dream is to get the "big" story and get a job as a reporter in Dallas. When Noah Jeffers arrive in town to fill in for the preacher, all heads turn. Jack and Noah have a strange relationship starting and Jack knows there is a big story hidden within Noah. Little does she know how close she is.

Carly has to return to Lookout and stay with here friend...more

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Feb 28, 2011 Cindy Downes rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read books to be entertained; to be encouraged about life and the belief that there is a hope and a future. I like books that feature heroes and heroines that are trying to live by traditional Christian values, even if they fail to reach the goal 100% of the time. Too many books today have given up on traditional values; instead, accepting failure as normal. There’s no hope that we humans can do better.

Vickie McDonough doesn’t accept this premise. She writes books that not only entertain, but...more I read books to be entertained; to be encouraged about life and the belief that there is a hope and a future. I like books that feature heroes and heroines that are trying to live by traditional Christian values, even if they fail to reach the goal 100% of the time. Too many books today have given up on traditional values; instead, accepting failure as normal. There’s no hope that we humans can do better.

Vickie McDonough doesn’t accept this premise. She writes books that not only entertain, but also inspire us with messages of hope and a new life in Christ. McDonough introduces us to characters that are far from perfect. They have problems. They make mistakes. Their lives are not all they should be, but they don’t accept it as normal. They aim high, continuing to work towards a life that pleases their Creator. They may not get there in this life, but they never give up trying. There is a goal to be reached.

Finally a Bride (Texas Boardinghouse Brides, Book 3) is a love story about people with problems, with mistakes they’ve made, and people they’ve hurt. It’s a parable about forgiveness and new life. And, on top of that, it’s very entertaining!

The setting is Texas, turn of the century. There are still cattle ranches and cowboys, small-town life, and church dinners, with romance as the main theme. Finally a Bride focuses on the love stories of small-town reporter, Jacqueline Davis; temporary pastor, Noah Jeffers; and ex-con, Carly Payton, one of the original Boardinghouse Brides. “Jack” wants to move to Dallas to become a “real” reporter, Noah is keeping a secret from his congregation, and Carly may be forced to leave the town she loves because of her past. Further complicating the plot is a murder in town, some robberies, and an unwanted suitor.

You don't have to read the Boardinghouse series in order as McDonough gives you enough information in each book about past characters and events that you won't feel lost. However, you may enjoy it more if you do read them in order.

Finally a Bride is fun, very romantic, and inspiring. It’s recommended reading for anyone who wants to spend a few hours enjoying a great love story that brings with it a message of hope.(less)

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Mar 27, 2011 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

What a delightful story! Vickie McDonough treats her readers to a remarkable conclusion to the Boardinghouse Brides trilogy. The back cover copy calls it a tale of redemption, and it’s that and more. Mixing humor with drama, McDonough gives the “bad boys” (and girls) of the previous two books a chance at love. Finally a Bride is a heartwarming story of two couples struggling to overcome their pasts as they build a future filled with faith and love. Note: Although this is the last of the trilogy,...more

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May 02, 2011 Kathleen L. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Vickie McDonough is one of those authors who can do it all. She made me laugh, she moved me with sympathy, and she had me totally engrossed in this story of three romances-in-one. Jack is the headstrong daughter of Rachel from the first book in the Boardinghouse Brides series. She falls head over heals for the new preacher in town, except that the new preacher isn't really all that new to town. . . Noah has a secret. He not only used to live in Lookout, Texas, but he was the town's former school...more

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Apr 07, 2011 Diana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Finally it’s here! Jack’s story is a hoot. McDonough let her grow up but she kept her rascally personality intact.
Even jailbird Carly is back—her story though small was important to me from the other books and I’m glad to know what happens with her.
Butch, Jack’s nemesis turns up in an unexpected way as well.
This is the last book in the Boarding House Brides series (you don’t need the others first but you’ll be missing some good reading if you don’t get them!) and it’s sad to let the character...more

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Feb 28, 2011 Myra Johnson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: inspy-romance-historical

Vickie McDonough's third book in the Boardinghouse Brides trilogy is possibly her best yet. Written with humor, charm, and no shortage of sweet romance, FINALLY A BRIDE tells the story of the grown-up "Jack," daughter of Rachel, the heroine of the first book, THE ANONYMOUS BRIDE. Jack is as spunky as ever, finding new ways to get herself into (and out of) trouble while trying in vain to resist her attraction to the new preacher, Noah Jeffers. Other familiar characters also return, including Carl...more

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Apr 03, 2011 Debbie Lynne rated it 5 of 5 stars

I've read all three of The Boardinghouse Bride series and if you've read the other two you'll LOVE this one. Finally a Bride was a fun story. I think this one just may be my favorite. Maybe it's because I felt like I already knew everyone. Vickie McDonough did a great job with bringing the hero and heroine to life. Fall in love with Jack all grown up. See her struggle with what is really important in life and have to make some life changing decisions. I loved Noah and felt his frustration. He is...more

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Feb 27, 2013 Hillary Cochran rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: western-romance

My favorite book of this seris. I read this book in 3 days. I figured out who Noah was when he was first introduced in the book and was cheering on his and Jack developing relationship throughout the entire book. Also I really did not like Carly in the first book, but in this book I loved her. Glad the author brought her back and showed us how God can turn someones life completely around if we would just let him!!! A must read if you love the western themed Christian novel. But you must read the...more

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Sep 29, 2011 Regina Spiker rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 1890s, pastors, jailbirds, reporter, inspirational, outlaw

"Jack" Davis, reporter for the Lookout Ledger, is willing to go to any length to get her story. Didn't she climb up on the mayor's roof in hopes of nabbing the mayor's news? When Noah Jeffers rolls into town, Jack feels as though the new pastor is trying to hide something and for the life of her, she can't put her finger on why he looks so familiar. Unknown to Jack, Noah is biding his time, making restitution for the trouble he caused years ago, but slowly falling in love with the ornery Jack.

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Apr 10, 2011 Ann rated it 5 of 5 stars

Finally a Bride is a story brimming with romance. Jacqueline “Jack” Davis harbors ambitions to leave tiny Lookout, Texas, for a career as a reporter in Dallas. When a new pastor arrives in town, she believes if she can get the scoop on his past, the resulting story will propel her straight to the big city. What she hadn’t counted on was her growing attraction to the handsome preacher.
Finally a Bride is the third book in the Texas Boardinghouse Brides series, but McDonough gives readers enough b...more

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Sep 24, 2012 Colletta Miller rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a nice, fun read that finished out the Texas Boardinghouse Brides series very neatly.

I enjoyed that the fact that the main characters were actually introduced as children in the very first book of the series. It was interesting to read about them all grown up and falling in love themselves.

I also liked reading more about Carly, an out-law who made an appearance in the first book of the series but had served her time in jail and was now facing the difficulties that her past brings.

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May 15, 2013 Janis Kay rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fic

Yay! I get to finally read about Jack and Noah (Butch)!! From reading the description, I knew exactly who Noah was and found their story rivaling Shannon and Mark's. Once again, I loved the changes in POV that provided the necessary depth in the characters, making it personal for the reader as well. The only thing was that I thought Carly and Garret's story was a little rushed at the end... I would've enjoyed 'seeing' a little more contact between them. Otherwise, this was a great read and I wis...more

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Jun 22, 2011 Delia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Jack’s back!

Having read the first two offerings in this author’s Texas Boardinghouse Brides series, I had already fallen in love with young Jacqueline Davis (aka Jack Hamilton). The tomboyish child is all grown up in Finally a Bride, and dreams of snagging a job as a reporter in Dallas and shaking the dust of Lookout, Texas off her feet.

Then Noah Jeffers comes to town to fill in for the minister. He’s young. He’s handsome. And he’s hiding a secret that could destroy any chance of a relationship...more

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May 03, 2012 Abbie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, netgalley-read, western-romance, texas-boardinghouse-brides-series, vickie-mcdonough, blog-reviewed

Jacqueline “Jack” is now 10 years older and all grown up. She wants to be a reporter for the big city of Dallas but first feels like she needs a big story for her small down of Lookout to get there. She is still the tomboy you know and love from the first two books but she is now a woman. She is hot on the trail of the Mayor as she feels he is hiding something for the city and she will do just about anything to get the story.

Noah finds himself back in Lookout now as the preacher not the troublem...more Jacqueline “Jack” is now 10 years older and all grown up. She wants to be a reporter for the big city of Dallas but first feels like she needs a big story for her small down of Lookout to get there. She is still the tomboy you know and love from the first two books but she is now a woman. She is hot on the trail of the Mayor as she feels he is hiding something for the city and she will do just about anything to get the story.

Noah finds himself back in Lookout now as the preacher not the troublemaker he was 10 years ago. The town does not know its him and either does Jack. Noah has never forgotten her and he hopes to show her and the town that he is a changed man and maybe he can even win her heart.

Carly who was the 3rd mail order bride is also back in the final book. She has served her time in jail and now wants to start her life in Lookout if the town’s people will except her. Garret is finally ready to settle down and find the right woman and he find’s himself with growing feelings for Carly but will he be able to put her past behind them both and find true love?

Its always bitter sweet to come to the final book in a series like this because you have come to know the characters very well and this is the final chapter. The book did not disappoint! Jack is such a fun character she had me laughing a lot and shaking my head at some of her silly attempts at getting the story. Jack also had to face her abuse from her first father in this book as she comes to care for Noah. I really like how the author touches on some sensitive subjects but includes humor and a realness that just makes the book great.

The side store of Carly and Garret was okay. Again this could have been its own book. These characters again seem to get short changed and never get to fully develop like the lead characters did. It was a good story though and I was glad to see everyone find happiness in the end.

Over all a great ending to a fun series. When I was done reading this book I felt the story had been fully told and did not leave me wishing for another book like some series I have read. If you like western romance then this is a great series and a must read! I am looking forward to reading more books from this author.

DISCLOSURE: I was provided a free copy of this ebook from the publisher through NetGalley to review it. I was not required to write a positive review and the opinions I have expressed are my own.

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Apr 16, 2011 A J Hawke rated it 5 of 5 stars

Noah Jeffers enters town determined to make up for past misdeeds. Reporter Jacqueline Davis is determined to nail her story. Will she uncover Noah’s secret before he can capture her heart? With nowhere else to go, ex-con Carly Payton returns to the Lookout boardinghouse. Garret Corbett is looking for an upstanding wife, not some jailbird. What will he do when overpowered by Carly’s unassuming appeal? Does love deserve a second look?

Another fun story from Lookout, Texas by Vickie McDonough. The A...more

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May 14, 2011 MaryLu Tyndall rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fun, romantic book! Vickie McDonough has such a grand sense of humor. Rarely does a book make me laugh, but she succeeded with this story. The characters are unique and lovable and the story is funny, witty, charming and romantic. It would be best if you've read the prior 2 books in the series, but not necessary. Definitely another winner from Ms. McDonough!

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May 19, 2013 April Suter rated it 3 of 5 stars

In this 3rd book in the series it is 10 years later. Carly(one of the mail-order brides sortof) returns to Lookout and worries how she will be received. Guess what....Garrett is still single. Noah also returns to Lookout as the preacher and Jack hasn't figured out who he really is.

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Apr 03, 2011 Pattiwan rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Jul 23, 2011 Highland-dreamer rated it 4 of 5 stars

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May 02, 2011 Zette rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Definitely my favorite in the Boardinghouse Brides series! I enjoyed all three books but this one really kept me reading when I should have been doing other things! Jack's romance had the perfect amount of romantic tension with a villain thrown in for alittle suspense. I will be watching for Vickie McDonough's next book!

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Feb 06, 2013 Jana rated it 5 of 5 stars

As a huge fan of Christian westerns, I've read over 150 books in this genre and the Boardinghouse Brides series ranks in my top 5! I loved the characters and the way they evolved throughout the series. You can't go wrong getting to know the folks in the town of Lookout!

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Award-winning author Vickie McDonough believes God is the ultimate designer of romance. She loves writing stories where the characters find their true love and grow in their faith. Vickie has had 18 books published. She is an active member of American Christian Fiction Writers, and is currently serving as ACFW treasurer. Vickie has also been a book reviewer for nine years. She is a wife of thirty-...more

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