Wyoming Winter

by Judy Christenberry

The Randalls are a family forged by indestructible bonds, unquestioning loyalty and everlasting brotherhood. But they are also single men . . . and the long, cold winter is approaching . . . fast! So... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373835264
• ISBN13: 9780373835263
• Release Date: March 2002
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 368 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Goofy and fun

This is the first of two books in a long series about the Randall family and, principally, the desire of Jake Randall to marry off his younger brothers. Wyoming Winter deals with Chad and Pete and both books are very enjoyable. One of the best parts of these books is that characters from the first novel feature in the second and I am sure that this will be the case in "Summer Skies". I have just ordered Summer Skies as I cannot wait to see how the other two brothers get married off.Big tip: if you are pregnant and feeling fat, bloated or unloved, you are just going to love the second book, Cowboy Daddy

Got To Love Those Randall Men!

Is it possible to fall in love with a character I think it is. This is the case with Wyoming Winter I loved this book I purchased it from my local bookstore and didn't get the chance to read it right away but when I did I found myself staying up til 2 in the morning just to finish it. I was excited that Judy Christenberry decided to reissuse the Randall Brothers series because I have been looking for the books for some time now. I have read "Cowboy Come Home" the story of Randall cousin Griffin first not realizing until it was to late that there were other books in the series. This a light hearted read and will without a doubt have you laughing out loud at some the characters descriptions and interactions. I recommand it and "Summer Skies" to any romance reader.

I Love A Good Series

I read "Summer Skies" first but this one should be read first. The Randall brothers are a good bunch of guys without too many hangups to brood over. They just need the perfect women for them to show up and whip them into shape. I also bought "Randall's Riches" about the next generation and look forward to more coming out in this series this summer and fall. (2002)