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Duncan's Bride (Patterson-Cannon Family #1)

Linda Howard

Paperback | Pages: 251 pages

Rating: 3.97 | 7140 Users | 382 Reviews

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Title	:	Duncan's Bride (Patterson-Cannon Family #1)
Author	:	Linda Howard
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 251 pages
Published	:	May 25th 1998 by MIRA (first published 1990)
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Westerns

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3.5 Stars

I liked it. Not Howard's best but still enjoyable.

However, the story itself is hardly believable.

(view spoiler)[What is it with authors and thirty-year-old virgins?



This is my fourth read this month with a thirty-ish virgin.
Am I supposed to believe that a rich, upper-class, beautiful, smart, educated, virgin heroine from New York City leaves everything behind and moves to the country because she fell in love after a few exchanged sentences? (hide spoiler)]


QUICK REVIEW:
Enjoyment: 3/5
Writing style: 3.5/5
Storyline: 3/5
Hero: 2/5
Heroine: 2/5
Secondary characters: 3/5
Hotness/steam: 3/5
Romance: 3/5
Angst: 3/5
Darkness level: 1/5
Humor: 2/5
Depth of the book: 3/5
POV: dual, 3rd person
Triggers: (view spoiler)[None for me. HEA ending, no ow/om drama or sex scenes, no cheating, no death (hide spoiler)]

List Books Concering Duncan's Bride (Patterson-Cannon Family #1)

Original Title:	Duncan's Bride
ISBN:	1551664798 (ISBN13: 9781551664798)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Patterson-Cannon Family #1
Characters:	Reese Duncan, Madelyn Patterson
Setting:	Montana(United States)

Rating Appertaining To Books Duncan's Bride (Patterson-Cannon Family #1)

Ratings: 3.97 From 7140 Users | 382 Reviews

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Heroine was awesome! 4,5 stars

I really like this book. I love the mail order bride theme. The characterization of both the hero and the heroine are very full and complete. LH is a prime example of showing not telling. By the actions and words of the characters you know who they are. Reece is embittered and needs Maddie to help him live again. Maddie is a very different character. I love the way she seems to stroll through life while really getting a lot of stuff done. Her calm nonchalant character is very different from most

I loved this book. I loved the message about carrying emotional baggage from one relationship to the other. Reese was an alpha male in every sense of the word. Maddie was a strong and intelligent woman who made Reese really think about whether or not he was willing to lose her. I loved Maddie's character and I actually liked Reese's character also. It was nice to watch their passionate love story unfold before your very eyes. I've already re-read this book twice in a span of 2 days.

***FIVE STARS***What an adorably charming story. I enjoyed every single second of this awesome read. I loved Reese, with his scarred, emotional distrust of women that kept him from moving forward with his life, vowing never to be royally fucked over ever again. And Maddy was adorable and so full of personality. She was so supportive to Reese trying to pull him through his mistrust, always keeping this amazing wit about her as well. The drama in this story was delicious too. And the sex!! This

Linda Howard is legendary in the romance genre, and this may be one of her finest. I recently reread it to see if it would live up to my fond memories and I am pleased to say, if anything, it surpassed them. Reese Duncan is the quintessential Howard hero......... strong alpha, stubborn, sexy, and prideful. However, Duncan's Bride stands out to me NOT because of the hero, but because of the heroine. Madelyn is everything that I love my heroines to be. She has a ton of class, heart, devotion, work

It's pretty rare for me to love the heroine more than the hero. Madelyn was kind of awesome and I really loved how she handled a lot of the situations when Reese was a giant A-hole.So... Reese was a giant A-hole. He has his reasons, but kind of took those reasons too far at times. I will say that if you want to see a man have to grovel at the end, you will get that with him.I enjoyed the audiobook from audio escape and while the female narrater wasn't the best with the male voice, it wasn't bad

3.5* Grade BI enjoyed this over-the-top contemporary romance with the alpha-male Reece and superwoman Maddie. I loved the banter, especially when they did the "top this strange fact" game. Of course, Reece was an idiot, and Maddie was likeable, but not very believable. I mean, how many people who've never done it can pluck and butcher a chicken without help or instruction? And she happens to be a stellar cook of good old fashioned farm food, mends, cleans and...wait for it.... scraps and paints