A Convenient Husband
A Historical, Historical Romance, Western Romance book. I like this whole series and love to catch up on all the other characters in...
Just before boarding the Bride Train, outspoken intellectual Florence Peabody unofficially adopts two children to save them from a terrible fate.Lawyer Benjamin Elliott is desperate to find the quiet, obedient wife he promised his identical twin, Ranger. Though he's decided never to marry, he enjoys Florence’s company. When she must produce a husband to save her children, he conveniently steps in.Florence is everything Ranger detests, but he tells Ben that valley wives share their husband’s partners. Florence is hesitant until youngest brother Patrick welcomes her with a toe-curling kiss. With the most sexual experience, Ranger beds Florence the first time. For once, she lets go of reason and lets passion rule. When she wakes, she eagerly attacks Ben.But Ranger’s tough guy attitude is too much for Florence and choosing between them is tearing Ben apart. Will Ranger open his heart, or must Florence leave?
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Once again Butler returns to the Montana Territory with a novel that will curl your toes and knock your socks off. Ranching come to life in a big way through Butlers intricate descriptions. The seamless plot was so much fun to read. I love how budding relationships were key, but yet werent the entire story. Family obligations and love... This book was okay, I liked it and all, but I just didn't get parts of it - it started out good with Florence and Ben and even in Virginia City when they met up with Nevin and Ranger, I got it, but after that?? I didn't feel the connection between Ben and Ranger as twins, Ranger and Florence outside the bedroom or even why they did... I like this whole series and love to catch up on all the other characters in each book. This is at least the 2nd time that i have read this one and each time it gets a little bit better.
