The Jackson Brothers: Books 1-3

By: Maddie Taylor

Narrated by: Gideon Welles

After staking their claim on the untamed frontier, brothers Heath, Luke, and Aaron Jackson build a thriving cattle ranch through strength, hard work, and sheer determination. As the ranch rapidly grows, the nearby town experiences a boom of its own, assisted by the railroad’s westward expansion.

Life is good, until the community’s unsavory excesses attract a criminal element that threatens everyone’s peace and security. With their hands full of ranching responsibilities and maintaining order, the sought-after bachelors are in no rush to the altar. But fate has other plans for the men who come face-to-face with their ideal matches. When this feisty magnets-for-trouble need rescuing, the Jackson brothers do whatever it takes to keep their new brides safe, even if it means firmly laying down the law to ensure they get their happily ever afters.

This three book collection contains the entire Jackson Brothers Series, including Marshal’s Law, Jackson’s Justice, and Wild Wisteria.

©2023 Maddie Taylor (P)2023 Maddie Taylor

overall I'd recommend this

Janelle and Aaron deal with time travel and adjusting to the new norm. This was my favorite of the 3 books.
Jenny and Heath, I struggled to connect with. At the start of the book Jenny watches and listens as Heath talks very sexually to another woman while dismissing Jenny as a little girl. Then she has to watch him go home with her. He also is dismissive of her over and over. Eventually they end up connecting
Wisteria and Luke's story was such a huge let down. I was so looking forward to seeing the wild and tough Wisteria be the strong independent woman from Jenny and Heath's story. However I simply hated her for 3/4 of the book and struggled to understand how Luke could be so forgiving when she took so much from him and then acted like it wasn't her fault. She never actually even contemplates what she took from Luke and her son. Eventually, I ended up feeling bad for what happens to her and forgave her but I wish she would have been a stronger person overall and the situation would have been resolved better. Spoiler alert: I think if the author really sat back and asked what would make me forgive the person who hid the existence of my son for almost 2 years between the pregnancy and his age, I would of felt more comfortable. instead it felt like you're just the dad and don't really have feelings. Again it does end with a happily ever after.