Oregon Bride

by Rosanne Bittner and F. Rosanne Bittner

Book Overview

On a trail of danger, love follows no path. Traveling west aboard a wagon train with her late husband's family, young widow Marybeth MacKender wishes only to leave behind the memories of her loveless... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0445206381
• ISBN13: 9780445206380
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Warner Books (NY)
• Length: 386 Pages
• Weight: 0.46 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Bittner is a master story teller!!

Ms. Bittner tells a great story about love, hate, and revenge. This book is about a woman named Marybeth who travels unwillingly to Oregon with her hated in-laws. On the way she faces friendship, danger, sickness, and true love. A truly great and realistic story! Don't miss it!!

On a trail of danger, their love knew no bounds

In a land of raw winds and merciless sun, Marybeth MacKinder was a quiet, raven-haired young widow traveling westward with her former husband's family and the memories of a loveless marriage. Here she was losing the batle to protect herself and her infant son from the brutish brother-in-law who was trying to claim her as his own. Then Joshua Rivers stood before her offering her a tenderness she had never felt. He was a man of the frontier, a man both tough and gentle, whose very touch gave her a thrill she had never known. As the wagon train pushed across a continent, Marybeth would see new horizons opening up before her and feel a passion-bred crouage to face both danger and a new destiny. But the joy she felt in Joshua's arms would be threatened by savage jealousy--and a bullet...for the journey of her heart had just begun.

One of my favorites.

This book combines all the elements, a wagon train to Oregon, young widow with a child traveling with her really, really mean loutish in-laws (the men), down trodden mother in law and of course the handsome hero. I really enjoyed this book and have read it several times.