Reviews for Frontier Christmas

The average rating for Frontier Christmas based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-03-01 00:00:00 Mattheus Episcopo Frontier Christmas is a collection of three short Christmas novellas written by well-known 00's western romance writers - Ana Leigh, Carolyn Davidson and Kate Bridges. Overall, the stories were okay... story #1 and #2 were a bit of a struggle to get through. Story #3 was a bit better, however, somewhat unrealistic - so you are telling me that the heroine was unable to recognize her would be husband, even after gazing into his eyes? Come on, really?? Looking forward to my next read! :D Time for more western historical romance, LOL.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-08-15 00:00:00 Carmelo Spitale "The MacKenzies: Lily" by Leigh. Lily MacKenzie is a Harvey Girl in Lamy, NM, 18 miles from Santa Fe. She's ready to go home to the family ranch in Texas, but still hasn't gotten married and hates to go home where there are no prospects. Meanwhile the single sheriff's 3 children are pretending to be waifs to get her sympathy. When he's wounded, she tends him and the children. He finally comes around and goes after her. "A Time for Angels" by Carolyn Davidson. Honey Bell Davis is trying to keep her farm and her sister after their parent's death. When banker Zach Bennett's grandfather gets lost in a storm, Honey finds and cares for him. In return, he offers a cook/housekeeper position to her temporarily. Zach and Honey fall in love, but most overcome some lame obstacles. "Long Journey Home" by Kate Bridges. Logan Sutcliffe is a R.C.M.P. and everyone thought he'd been killed 2 years earlier. When he shows up, he finds his bride of a few hours engaged to another. Now scarred from a bullet to the head, he must persuade Melodie to continue to stay marries. Also questionable conflict - she CAN'T marry the other guy while still married to him. Mediocre collection of fluff.