Mail Order Bride: Westward Joy

Montana Mail Order Brides, Book 16

By: Linda Bridey

Narrated by: Alan Taylor

Rachel returns to Dawson after running away amid scandal and shame. Will Foster is the main reason she comes home. Instantly, they are attracted to one another, but jealousy and anger may pull them apart as the holiday season approaches.

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Love Without Magic

One can’t imagine traveling that far and your husband to be has died. Another there is no spark, Will they wed anyways. Three different loves awaiting for us to enjoy, and how they will turn out.
The audio by Alan Taylor and Jim Ellis were great bringing these stories to life.

WESTWARD JOY

This is an excellent series. Rachel comes back and her and Will gets together. I have liked all of these books. Each book takes you deeper in the characters and town. Will has a problem trusting Rachel because of past reasons. There is also other characters in this book that made it interesting. Alan Taylor does a good job narrating this book.

Read in Series Order.

Delightful. Charming. Story driven. Third narrator for series. Read/listen in order. Clean/sexless, but still passionate.

The characters of earlier books continue to appear (in secondary roles) in this sweet, clean, fun Western mail order tale, with occasional historic inaccuracies.

Book 16 – Westward Joy. Rachel, adopted daughter of Sherrif Mitch and Sammie, returns to Dawson after running away amid scandal and shame. Will Foster, brother to Dean Samuel's son-in-law, is the main reason she comes home. Instantly, they are attracted to one another, but jealousy and anger may pull them apart as the holiday season approaches.

Great western series

One of my favorite series. I love all of the characters, and enjoy reading about them in each new book, The author always incorporates the members of the town that the reader has met and loved from prior books. Their lives are intertwined very effectively. Great narrator as well.