Western Weddings

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I have come to look forward to reading Donna’s books. This story was as sweet and romantic as some of Alward’s other stories are gritty – but all of her books that I have read have a bittersweet thread that runs through the story. There is a poignancy tugging at the reader’s heartstrings.

September Morning by Diana Palmer ~ Silhouette ~ 1982
Ratings:
Excellence: Great
Steaminess Factor: Sensual

A child is missing.  Texas Ranger Chase Landon has to find him. And the boy he's rescuing is the son he never knew he had....

 Mallor was heartbroken when Chase left.  She knew his duty was to save those in need, but he didn't ever realize that Mallory needed him most.  Now she can only watch as her boy bonds with the man who once stole her heart.

When sexy Brad Logan hires Sarah Brownly, he doesn't expect his
once quiet home to be filled with a rabble of kids and a housekeeper he
can't keep his eyes off…. With Brad as her boss, Sarah's never felt
more secure. But she's running from her past. How can she ask this
gorgeous bachelor to take on her troubles and her unruly brood?

Mallory loved well but not wisely, when he left she was devastated. She now needs his talents as a Texas Ranger since her son has been kidnapped. Chase has never truly forgotten Mallory, but is it too late for them? 

 I’m thinking it is time to intermix other books with HRs. This is another sweet, sweet read, yes, sweet despite the kidnapping. The reader just knows all will end well in this story. Thumbs up.

This is a story about Cole Parrish and Rachel Hewitt.

Rachel is a single women running a ranch when her niece arrives.  She does not know if she can take care of a baby and run a ranch.