by Jodi Thomas
Read for the 2015 TBR Challenge--May--Kickin' It Old School. The challenge is hosted by Wendy the Super Librarian. Why I Chose It For My TBR Challenge Read: I read the first two Wife Lottery books back in 2010 and I requested the third book through Paperback Swap in 2011. Then I lost interest ...
I liked the plot of this historical western romance but the ups and downs of the romance felt fake and after the prologue the action was slow although it did pick up about midway. Years after a bad marriage consummation army caption Walker shows up to protect his estranged wife Lacy who wants nothin...
Genre: Historical Romance Year Published: 2004 Number of Pages: 512 pages Date Read: 2/25/2013 Series: Wife Lottery #3 After reading the first two books in Jodi Thomas’ fantastic “Wife Lottery” series, “The Texan’s Wager” and “When a Texan Gambles,” I was definitely looking forward to reading the...
1.5 starsPretty much one sweet moment in the epilogue and the hero Walker are the only things I managed to like about this book, the rest of the story and Lacy's histrionics just drove me up the wall. The number and frequency of mood swings this girl goes through puts any kind of bad PMS days I have...
Sweet book and series so far. I didn't think I'd like Lacy's story as much because she wasn't my favorite of the wives but actually she turned into a wonderful character. I'm planning on reading all the rest of the books in the series if I can get my hands on them. The first two I read had to be ...
★★★★✩What a delightful read! I was wondering if Ms. Thomas was going to turn this one around from its disastrous beginning, and she did! Making it worthy of its place in the Wife Lottery saga, one of the best western series I’ve read.Lacy Larson is the youngest of the brides, the one wearing rose...
I like Jodi Thomas' westerns. Her writing reminds me of Cheryl St. John. This books wasn't as good as the first one in the series that I read but I liked it well enough.
I do love this series. Lacy was my favorite of the three "lottery brides", and I was thrilled to read her story. I really liked the pacing of the story, and how Lacy and Walker were slow to come together (heh)...The entire series comes highly recommended by me.
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