I did really enjoy the story and appreciated Ms.Garwood’s original writing style, bringing back memories of all her historical romances that I really enjoyed. It was like reading a familiar old friend and I would have felt so much better if I knew I was re-reading something that I had read and enjoyed before rather than being surprised. The groom that Emily is intended for and the fact that the two brothers intend to share her in a hovel is just the icing on the cake. Travis needs someone to bring him down a peg or two and she’s definitely up for this job.Īs they travel through the wild west and meet various characters right out of a story book, falling more in love with each other, it’s adorable. She reminds me a little of Mary Poppins when Travis first sights her with her black dress, umbrella, and white glove and she only gets better every time she opens her mouth to deliver a witticism. While it might be true that I enjoyed the story, not being able to recall a lot of the original story, but it still took away from my enjoyment to know that the publisher did not disclose it as a re-release.Įmily Finnegan is an absolutely adorable character. Apparently it was first published in 1998 as a single collection with three stories featuring each of the Clayborne brothers. I hate to start off a review with a peeve, but this is the second book in the past few weeks which is a re-release of a previously published book.

Historical Western Romance re-release published by Pocket Star 09 May 16 Veena’s review of One Pink Rose (Clayborne Brides, Book 1)by Julie Garwood

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