the promise of jenny jones by maggie osborne

The latter two in the series, Granite Man and Warrior, repeat themes too extensively (can’t any man in this family agree to marriage without an accidental pregnancy?). The first reprint cover for Fire and Rain was hot – one of my favorites. We value your privacy and use cookies to remember your shopping preferences and to analyze our website traffic. Uncommonly good collectible and rare books from uncommonly good booksellers.

My husband snorted something about woman porn when I mentioned that.Īnd I recommend the first two books in Elizabeth Lowell’s Mackenzie/McQueen series, Fire and Rain and Outlaw – although the hero is not an outlaw. Find The Promise Of Jenny Jones by Osborne, Maggie at Biblio. The You I Never Knew by Susan Wiggs is a contemporary with a former rodeo cowboy turned DOCTOR. Typical sounding, yes, but very well written.

Janis Reams Hudson wrote the 6-part Colton family Apache series which is excellent, as well as Wild Texas Flame, a very sexy story about an orphaned young woman, her younger sisters, a convict, and a bad, bad, rancher. Forever Rose (small town Idaho) and Promise Me Spring (wagon train) are particularly good. Robin Lee Hatcher wrote a number of wonderful books in the 90s, set primarily in frontier towns. So – what other Western Historicals would you like to recommend? I am a sucker for old school Jude Deveraux, and I love Wishes, particularly for the somewhat cranky “fairy godmother” who thinks being thin will solve the heroine’s problems (she’s so wrong), and who conjures herself up a year’s worth of People magazine to amuse herself for an afternoon. I rarely participate and try to leave the brilliance up to y’all, but I have to put in a word for one of my faves. If you’re not thinking cold fronts, what Western Historicals would you recommend? Now that is an opportunity right there- The Weather Channel: “It Could Happen Tomorrow – The Romance Series.” Men named Chet who want to get in your petticoat and who smell like leather, sweat, and horses (and why does that turn people on? I’d run for the hills if approached by stanky Chet).Īmerican Western Historicals also present a unique opporunity: your antagonist? The force acting against your couple? Throughout the WHOLE BOOK? Could be the weather! Ah, the American West in historical romance.

The promise of jenny jones by maggie osborne