Texas Wedding for Their Baby's Sake

by Kathryn Albright

Brandon Dumont is not the man he was. Embittered by war, he's now a rugged survivor, a broken hero. Certain he's not fit for society, he finds his lonely self-imposed exile shattered by the arrival of the woman he once bedded and left behind. Since her fianc went to war, social butterfly Caroline Ben t has had to grow up fast. She's held up a stagecoach at gunpoint and left the safety of Charleston for wild Texas territory--all to find a man she no...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373295618
• ISBN13: 9780373295616
• Release Date: August 2009
• Publisher: Harlequin Special Releases
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 5.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Great book!

I enjoyed this romance book greatly. The book starts out interesting and ends wonderfully. I highly recommend this book to anyone that loves to read romance with a little action.

Pleasing romance

Yeah, the title had me chasing my eyeballs across the floor, and the pregnancy plot (which is what the book is ALL about) had me doubting it'd be an easy read. But I was pleasantly surprised. The hero is one of those damaged types and I happened to be in the mood for one of them at the time. The tone of the romance isn't overly schmoopy, given the pregnancy hinge. Overall, not a time-waster.

Great western romance

Promising physician, Brandon, saw his society finace, Caroline, kiss his brother. He saw with his heart instead of his mind and jumped to conclusions. He decided to go off to war. He promised he would be back. During the war he saw unspeakable things and was traumatised. He decided never to go back home. From one night of passion, Caroline has become pregnant. She begins a search for Brandon. She goes out west to find him bittered and battle scarred. Brandon has frightening dreams and has forsaken his medical career. Caroline departs on a quest to bring him home, that ultimately suprises her and Brandon both. Dont want to give away the ending. I thoght this was an easy, quick read and had all teh elements that a Western Romance enthusiast will enjoy. Typical Harlequin read leaves you satisfied.