Wildflower Bride

by Mary Connealy

Book Overview

Welcome to the wilds of Montana, where humor, romance, and suspense ride the range. Glowing Sun, a white woman raised by the Flathead tribe, has vague memories of her former life, including a name... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1602601445
• ISBN13: 9781602601444
• Release Date: May 2010
• Publisher: Barbour Publishing
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 0.63 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

A good read!

I love that this story incorporates characters from the two previous books in this series, but it can also be a "stand alone" story. Glowing Sun/Abby is fierce and strong because she's had to be to survive. I love that she takes care of herself, but eventually softens enough to be vulnerable with Wade, without losing her strength or her identity. She is a great character and I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I am eagerly awaiting the next release by Mary Conneally!

Delightful

I enjoy Mary Connelly's writing. Cute book...good for a laugh and maybe a tear or two.

Christian Fiction for the Romantic Comedy Lover!

Mary Connealy is one of my favorite Christian fiction authors, hands down. She always combines humor with hunky heroes and feisty heroines to weave a romance that will make you sigh and Wildflower Bride is no exception. It is a wonderful conclusion to the Montana Marriages series. In Wildflower Bride we meet Wade Sawyer, the reformed bad boy with a kind heart and Abby Linscott, the tenacious heroine who was raised by Flathead Indians. When they both get together and Abby agrees to stay at the home of Wade's snarly father, Mort things get crazy, tempers flare and knives are pulled!! Ms. Connealy sure knows how to make you feel as if you're right in the thick of things, be it in the middle of a fight with greedy killers or ducking for cover with Red when Cassie is practicing her knife throwing. I loved this book and even though I haven't read Book 2, The Husband Tree, I was still able to get the gist of this story with no problem from having read only Book 1, Montana Rose. I highly recommend this and any of Mary Connealy's series's if you love good, clean, romance that tickles the funny bone! I received my free copy from a giveaway by the publisher.

Wonderful Inspirational! Wildflower Bride by Mary Connealy

WILDFLOWER BRIDE by Mary Connealy is a wonderful, delightful Inspirational romance set in Montana in 1877. This is the third in the Montana Marriages series, but can be read as a stand alone. It is well written with detail and depth. It has suspense, romance, faith, humor, villians and heros. The characters are charming, witty, and strong. The main male, Wade, character was actually a villian in book one(Montana Rose), but becomes a hero in book two and continues on in this book. He felt a connection with our herione, Glowing Sun from the first time he seen her in book two(The Husband Tree). The herione,Glowing Sun, has the same feelings,but tries to fight those feelings. She is white raised by Indians,after her parents die, so she is a little afraid of White man. She begins to remember things about her white family, and finds her brother. This is such a delightful series. A Must read. If you enjoy humor, romance, and suspense you will love this one. It is hard to put down once you start reading. A fast paced page turner. I would highly recommend this book and details can be found at [...].

Wildflower Bride

This is the third book in the series Montana Marriages. Glowing Sun is the only one in her tribe to be left alive; she was a white woman that had been brought up by the Flathead Indians. She always had a knife and was not afraid to use it. She barely remembers her life in the white world and but someway remembered her name was Abby Lind. She decides that her life as Glowing Sun was over but where does she belong? Wade Sawyer who had worked on his father's ranch but had broken ties with his father met Abby and somehow felt responsible for her. When Wade received word that his father may be dying he heads home with Abby following him. Although they find some unwanted people at his father's ranch, will Abby be able to keep Wade out of trouble and will she give her heart to Wade. This book was furnished free to me from Barbour Publishing and in no way influnces my review. As always Mary has done it again, she knows how to keep you interested in a book. She lives with her husband and daughters in Texas, where she is a teacher by day and a writer by night. She is one busy lady; find her at her home page and all over other's blogs as she in interviewed on other's sites.