Westward Hope

Montana Mail Order Brides, Book 20

By: Linda Bridey

Narrated by: Alan Taylor

Penny Winslow, a divorced woman, comes to Dawson under strange circumstances, meeting Matt Mackenzie, the town preacher. They embark on a romance, hoping for a bright future. Fear intrudes on that hope. Can they secure the happy future they seek?

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Fun clean Western Romance. Read N series order

Read in the 23 book series order. I highly recommend. Charming, clean passionate Western romances. A bit of period/culturally accurate drug use. More aggressively Christian! than books 1 to 5.

Book 20 – Westward Hope. Penny Winslow, a divorced woman comes to Dawson under strange circumstances, meeting Matt Mackenzie, the town preacher. They embark on a romance, hoping for a bright future. Fear intrudes on that hope. Can they secure the happy future they seek? More aggressively Christian than earlier books in the series.

WESTWARD HOPE

This is an excellent book. It held my attention from the start. It is a long book. But the whole book is good and well worth listening. Matt is the preacher and no one knew he had a daughter. She comes to meet him. On her way she meets Penny. Penny makes sure she gets there safe. Once there she meets Matt and they start liking each other. There is a lot of things they have to work out. Each book you learn more about the town. Alan Taylor does a good job narrating this book.

Great book

Love the characters and the romance. Great narrative. Like including the native Indians with story line. Can’t wait to read the next one.

Nice story

I enjoyed this. I have listened to other books in this series and I have enjoyed them. I will listened to more of them. The narrator did a good job.

Enjoyable mail order bride series

I enjoyed this series. I love all of the characters, and reading about them in each new book. This book is more about a new love/mail order bride and groom, but it always incorporates the members of the town that the reader has met and loved from prior books. Narration was also wonderful.