Fern

by Leigh Greenwood

Book Overview

All it takes is one DAUNTLESS man...Everyone knows the Randolph Boys are the roughest, wildest bunch the frontier has to offer. Madison Randolph considers himself lucky to have escaped their dry and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843964383
• ISBN13: 9780843964387
• Release Date: January 2010
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 360 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.4" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Really liked it

Even though I found the heroine a little irritating, it was understandable, considering her past. The hero was intriguing, especially since he was only mentioned in the first book of this series. Some aspects of the story felt a little loose...but for the most part, I really liked it. This story contains graphic love scenes.

2nd book in the series & it just keeps getting better...

This was a really great book. Fern is 2nd in the Seven Brides series. Rose was the first book. Both books were wonderful. This book has a murder mystery that plays right along with the romance. Fern & Madison have a cat & dog fighting relationship at first that quickly turns into a very dear romance. Fern has been dressing in men's clothes for years & finds it hard to believe that there is a beautiful woman under those clothes. She has low self-esteem but it's fun watching Madison change her mind. Rose & George from book 1 play a big part in this book. It was neat seeing Madison reunited with his family. Highly recommended.

A wonderful read.

Madison Randolph (given up for dead by all but brother George), has been estranged from his family for years. All his life, his cruel father regarded his love of books as a weakness and tormented him unmercifully. Never cut out to be a rancher, Madison leaves home to escape his feelings of inadequacy.Year later he becomes a successful Boston lawyer. He has everything he has ever wanted but somewhere deep down he has never forgotten the family he left behind. When his brother Hen is falsely accused of murder he sees his chance to go home and prove his worthiness by proving Hen's innocence. Old family resentments the "Flower Woman" as different from him as night and day, seem to stand in his way.Fern, the pants wearing beauty, hiding behind a dark secret, needs this proper gentleman as much as he need her. Together they bare their souls and heal each others hearts. With Ferns help Madison finds his place in his family. This is the second book in the Seven Brides Series. I recommend reading them all.