The Colonel's Daughter by Merline Lovelace

All in all, an enjoyable romance story that could have been better, but still, it’s rather good as it is. It’s high adventure and the usual heroine-leads-hero-back-to-redemption plot all in one. Nonetheless, The Colonel’s Daughter is very readable. Jack is so disappointingly one-dimensional, even if he’s a well-done one-dimensional spaghetti hero. But while the secondary characters are fun, and Suzanne is an infectiously pragmatic yet optimistic and feisty heroine, the romance is rather mundane. Sometimes I wonder if I’ve actually feeling the sweltering sun on me as the author creates beautiful atmosphere, taking me all the way into her story. The author draws up life on the Western high life amazingly. Of course he doesn’t want any woman tagging along, but our spunky heroine just refuses to take no for an answer. This is one guy who dresses to the occasion and has the mannerisms and speech of a spaghetti Western hero down pat, he may as well wear a giant billboard on his cowboy hat saying “Yo! Hero here out to get your sorry sad bums!” in ten vivid glows of neon.

Adventures and hilarity – okay, just some hilarity – ensue. Suzanne decides to tag along when he refuses to let her hire him as an escort to Deadwood. The macho dude, Black Jack Sloan, is not letting any delay stop him in his usual quest for vengeance that drives his life.

In the confusion that follows, Suzanne, a nice young boy, a merchant, and a surly macho cowboy dude get stranded in the middle of nowhere. The coach gets robbed by a gang led by Big Nose George Parrot, and in the process, some overexcited fellow lets loose a few gunshots. She is riding a coach to Deadwood to meet a friend of hers in some urgent mission, but things never go as planned, eh? Suzanne Bonneaux, who was a brat in The Horse Soldier, is now a young lady trying to juggle her finishing school polish with the wild, no-nonsense tomboy girl inside. It’s not a bad book, but the story just doesn’t come alive as it promised to be at the first few chapters. It has a great if sometimes sensibility-free heroine, a stereotypical and rather boring silent-hero archetype dude, and lots of adventures. However, he has a price on his head and a quest to avenge the murders of his family making the future together impossible5(9).Merline Lovelace’s The Colonel Daughter is a road trip Western romance. Jack takes Suzanne with him to keep her safe as he ventures across the Territories, but soon THE COLONEL'S DAUGHTER and the famous outlaw fall in love. However, he has a price on his head 5(8). Jack takes Suzanne with him to keep her safe as he ventures across the Territories, but soon THE COLONEL'S DAUGHTER and the famous outlaw fall in love. She co-writes the young adult House of Night novels with her daughter Kristin. > CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD EBOOK > CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD EBOOK <<<< _The Colonels Daughter by Merline Lovelace Ebook Epub PDF ynf

The Colonel's Daughter by Merline Lovelace