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The Rebel Heir's Bride
He thought no woman could tame him – he thought wrong!
Brady Randell has always been a rebel. Even now, injured out of the air force, he’s a dark presence on the Randell estate. But enter lovely Lindsey Stafford, and a glint appears in the headstrong pilot’s eye. Lindsey is like no woman he’s ever met before.
Despite her innocence she takes Brady’s brooding nature in her stride. But her arrival has rocked the Randell family to the core. She has secrets that could destroy them…
The Randell Brotherhood Coming home to take a bride!
Brady Randell has always been a rebel. Even now, injured out of the air force, he’s a dark presence on the Randell estate. But enter lovely Lindsey Stafford, and a glint appears in the headstrong pilot’s eye. Lindsey is like no woman he’s ever met before.
Despite her innocence she takes Brady’s brooding nature in her stride. But her arrival has rocked the Randell family to the core. She has secrets that could destroy them…
The Randell Brotherhood Coming home to take a bride!
186 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2009
About the author
Patricia Thayer
289 books61 followersOriginally born and raised in Muncie, Indiana, Patricia Thayer was the second of eight children. She attended Ball State University, and soon afterward she headed West. Over the years, she’s made frequent visits back to the Midwest, trying to keep up with her family’s numerous weddings and births.
Patricia has called Orange County, California home for many years. She not only enjoys the warm climate, but also the company and support of other published authors in the local writer’s organization. For the past eighteen years, she had the unwavering support and encouragement of her critique group. It’s a sisterhood like no other.
When not working on a story, you might find her traveling the United States and Europe, taking in the scenery and doing story research while thoroughly enjoying herself accompanied by, Steve, her husband for over 35 years. Together, they have three grown sons and four grandsons. As she calls them, her own true life heroes. On rare days off from writing, you might catch her at Disneyland, spoiling those grandkids rotten! She also volunteers for the Grandparent Autism Network.
Patricia has written for over 20 years and has authored over 35 books for Silhouette and Harlequin. She has been nominated for both the National Reader’s Choice Award and the prestigious RITA. Her book, Nothing Short of a Miracle won a Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice award.
She has been a guest reader at elementary schools and lectured aspiring authors. A long time member of Romance Writers of America, she has served as President and held many other board positions for her local chapter in Orange County. She’s a firm believer in giving back.
Patricia has called Orange County, California home for many years. She not only enjoys the warm climate, but also the company and support of other published authors in the local writer’s organization. For the past eighteen years, she had the unwavering support and encouragement of her critique group. It’s a sisterhood like no other.
When not working on a story, you might find her traveling the United States and Europe, taking in the scenery and doing story research while thoroughly enjoying herself accompanied by, Steve, her husband for over 35 years. Together, they have three grown sons and four grandsons. As she calls them, her own true life heroes. On rare days off from writing, you might catch her at Disneyland, spoiling those grandkids rotten! She also volunteers for the Grandparent Autism Network.
Patricia has written for over 20 years and has authored over 35 books for Silhouette and Harlequin. She has been nominated for both the National Reader’s Choice Award and the prestigious RITA. Her book, Nothing Short of a Miracle won a Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice award.
She has been a guest reader at elementary schools and lectured aspiring authors. A long time member of Romance Writers of America, she has served as President and held many other board positions for her local chapter in Orange County. She’s a firm believer in giving back.
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October 30, 2023
DNF p. 57.
Having not read any other books in this series (nowhere on the cover does it say its part of a series but hey-ho) I was seriously confused. The reader is dropped onto a ranch, populated by a bajillion family members who all have wives and kids, and who all have back-stories that are dragged up and re-hashed. Somewhere amidst all this familial confusion there is some hot dude with a broken leg who is making flirty comments to a pretty vet, but that faint glimmer of potential romance is smothered by so much family stuff, and baggage from previous books, that I'm floundering and finally giving up. I see by the only other review here that the whole book is like this, so a worthwhile DNF from me.
Having not read any other books in this series (nowhere on the cover does it say its part of a series but hey-ho) I was seriously confused. The reader is dropped onto a ranch, populated by a bajillion family members who all have wives and kids, and who all have back-stories that are dragged up and re-hashed. Somewhere amidst all this familial confusion there is some hot dude with a broken leg who is making flirty comments to a pretty vet, but that faint glimmer of potential romance is smothered by so much family stuff, and baggage from previous books, that I'm floundering and finally giving up. I see by the only other review here that the whole book is like this, so a worthwhile DNF from me.
October 8, 2018
There was a lot of plot in this. So much so, in fact, that there was no time for any romance between the two leads. And the plot mostly revolves around catching up with characters from other books.
As far as the non-family catchup plot went, the heroine was there to get a bone marrow transplant for her dad, the estranged uncle of the hero. She was going to do this by literally never mentioning her father or the family connection, which makes no sense whatsoever. It was almost a relief to get away from the plot and to the wittering about family and children.
As far as the non-family catchup plot went, the heroine was there to get a bone marrow transplant for her dad, the estranged uncle of the hero. She was going to do this by literally never mentioning her father or the family connection, which makes no sense whatsoever. It was almost a relief to get away from the plot and to the wittering about family and children.
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