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Customer Reviews for Harvest House Publishers Outlaw's Bride - eBook
Harvest House Publishers Outlaw's Bride - eBook
Falsely convicted of bank robbery, Johnny bides his time in a California rehab program, waiting for the right moment for revenge. He's determined to kill the man who wiped out his family, and he reckons he's ready for anything---until a beautiful housekeeper steals his heart! Formerly titled The Bride of Johnny McAllister.
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Customer Reviews for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
Review 1 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
Overall Rating:
A Story Full of Humor
Date:June 21, 2011
Linda Weaver Clarke
Location:St. George, UT
Age:55-65
Gender:female
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Meets Expectations:
5
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Outlaw’s Bride is a delightful story of love and laughter. When Ragan and her employer, Judge McMann, decide to take on the responsibility of rehabilitating outlaws, she doesn’t realize that one certain outlaw is going to touch her heart. There is something about Johnny that doesn’t quite make sense and she becomes more and more curious about his past. Why won’t he talk about himself? Why is he so quiet? Is he really guilty of robbing a bank or is he innocent? Whatever the answers are to these questions, she knows without a doubt that there’s an underlying interest between one another. She can feel it and so can he.
Lori writes:
He couldn’t get involved with her, tempting as the idea might be, but she didn’t make it easy. With every passing hour it was harder to ignore her.
“Can’t we just be friends?” asked Ragan.
His tone gentled. If things were different – “I’m not in any position to be a friend or anything else to you. I’m a prisoner, Ragan. I’m here to serve a sentence.”
“Fine. You have my permission to kiss me.”
“Kiss you!” He groaned when she lifted her mouth to his. “This is exactly what I’m talking about. We cannot be friends or personally involved.”
“I didn’t ask for lifetime commitment. I asked for a gentleman’s kiss.”
“I am not a gentleman.”
“Stop talking and kiss me.”
He couldn’t get involved with her, tempting as the idea might be, but she didn’t make it easy. With every passing hour it was harder to ignore her.
“Can’t we just be friends?” asked Ragan.
His tone gentled. If things were different – “I’m not in any position to be a friend or anything else to you. I’m a prisoner, Ragan. I’m here to serve a sentence.”
“Fine. You have my permission to kiss me.”
“Kiss you!” He groaned when she lifted her mouth to his. “This is exactly what I’m talking about. We cannot be friends or personally involved.”
“I didn’t ask for lifetime commitment. I asked for a gentleman’s kiss.”
“I am not a gentleman.”
“Stop talking and kiss me.”
Well, did Johnny give in and kiss her? You’ll have to read the book and see. Lori Copeland has the most witty and unusual ways of making you laugh. Just by adding a playful kitty to the story helps to bring about a lot of humor to this story. And of course, she adds some “nutty” characters, just for a bit of laughter.
Reviewed by Linda Weaver Clarke, author of the historical romance series, A Family Saga in Bear lake, Idaho.
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Review 2 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:February 7, 2011
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A sweet and humorous read with confident characters and a quirky town.
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Review 3 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:August 13, 2010
Very good love story. This author kept me spellbound throughout the book. Can't wait for more in this series.
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Review 4 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:February 10, 2010
This is not the first book by Lori Copeland that I have read and it won't be the last! This is book one in her Western Sky Series, and it is truly excellent. It is history mixed with Christian elements and humor. I truly enjoyed reading this and it has found a permenant home on one of my many bookshelfs! In Outlaw's Bride, Lori blends the characters wonderfully with the promises of God shining through them. It's a story of hope, promise and love. I really could relate to Ragan in alot of places. She was my favorite character! But what I found interesting with this story is the fact that it was originally published as a main stream romance. Lori went back and added God into the mix in a way that I won't soon forget! I was captured from the beginning and held til the very last page. I laughed, I smiled and I prayed for these amazing new friends! I loved how Lori wrote about history and the west. I love a good cowboy story and Lori turned one out in this beautifully written christian book. This is a book that I give highest recommendation to, for being a wonderful, inspirational read, as well as an easy, fast read! Five stars to Lori and book 1 in the Western Sky Series! *This book was sent to me by a dear friend, for my personal collection*
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Review 5 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:September 15, 2009
Quite entertaining with several twists that held my attention. An easy read I would recommend.
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Review 6 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:September 10, 2009
It was a great story of how God heals. I fell in love the characters from the very first. I loved the way Ragan just took control of the situation with Johnny. A great read.
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Review 7 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:September 9, 2009
Christi Howard
Entertaining and encouraging. The best part were segments of the romance and Johnny's realization holding onto bitterness was destroying him. Good job.
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Review 8 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:August 18, 2009
This is the first book by Lori Copeland that I've read. I really enjoyed it. The romance was delightful and even a bit yummy in some places, though there was one spot where I was like, "Huh? She did not just do that!" But overall I'd recommend it because honestly it held my attention better than most historical westerns do, and it did ring true for the most part. The characters were engaging and very well developed. The spiritual lessons learned made this a worthwhile read, too. I grew very fond of the hero and heroine by book's end. Outlaw's Bride made me chuckle and smile. But most importantly I felt that satisfied "ahhh..." at the end, which for me is essential for a romance to be considered truly romantic.
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Review 9 for Outlaw's Bride - eBook
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Date:July 22, 2009
Debbie Thompson
Lori Copeland did a great job explaing that if you are holding onto hate it can only hurt you more by not letting go of your hatred. Trust in God is what one should be doing.
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