Iris

by Leigh Greenwood

Book Overview

All it takes is one DEFIANT man...Monty Randolph has always bristled under his eldest brother's tight rein. He's his own man, and he's determined to prove it--and himself--whatever the cost. Getting... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0843941758
• ISBN13: 9780843941753
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Leisure Books
• Length: 443 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Interesting character personality development

Considering the fact that Iris starts out the spoiled darling of society, I couldn't help but find her incredibly irritating at times. However, she redeems herself in the end by becoming determined to be the kind of wife she thinks the hero, Monty Randolph, wants/needs...so I can respect her now. Especially since he is of the same mind, i.e., making himself and his life over into what he thinks Iris wants/needs. At times, this story was truly touching. At others, everybody and their brother (especially Iris's) needed slapped. :o) This story contains graphic love scenes.

Iris & Monty book #3...

Another great book in the Seven Brides series. This is book #3 in the series. #1 was Rose & #2 was Fern. They have all been excellent in my opinion. In this 3rd book you follow Iris & Monty on a cattle drive. Iris has always had a crush on Monty but never realized that she had actually loved him all the time & Monty doesn't want to like Iris because he thinks she'll be like her mother but he can't hold back his emotions for very long. The whole family is still involved in this story & you can't help but love them all. Highly recommended! P.S. I just needed to correct another reviewer & point out that Leigh Greenwood is a male & not a female. It's a nice change & unless you visited his website you probably wouldn't know the difference.

My favorite of the Seven Brides series!

Iris was my favorite of the 7 brides series. I could not put this book down. I can't recall how many times i have read this book. This book is a keeper, along the all of Greenwood's books!