May I Kiss the Bride?

By: Heather B. Moore

Narrated by: Nancy Peterson

Wyoming. A fresh start. An unexpected cowboy.

Viola Delany is not happy about being sent to the middle-of-nowhere, small town Wyoming. Yes, it will be good to let the gossips find something else to talk about other than her failed engagement. And yes, it will be nice to spend the summer with her Aunt Beth. But as Viola sits on the train heading for Wyoming, wondering how she'll ever occupy her time in such a small town, none other than a real life cowboy sits across the way. She can't help but take peeks at him, noting that the condition of his unpolished black boots and scuffed rawhide jacket seem to be authentic . . . All right, so he might be tall, dark-haired, and handsome if a woman doesn't mind green eyes and a dangerous-looking scar, but this man certainly has nothing to do with her. Besides she'll never see him again. What are the chances he's traveling to the same middle-of-nowhere small town?

This story was originally published as part of the Timeless Western Collection: A Wyoming Summer

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Sweet, clean western romance

Our two main characters have depth and grit. They are from two different worlds, but each admires the other for more than just their looks. They take the time to get to know one another and the author takes us on their bumpy journey to love and marriage.

Narration: the narrator did a great job with the voices. I was particularly impressed with the 8-year-old little girl voice, not an easy voice to act, but she did an admirable job! She also did a great job with the male voices!