Westward Spirit

Montana Mail Order Brides, Book 18

By: Linda Bridey

Narrated by: Alan Taylor

When Bryn Maddox and Dr. Mike Samuels meet, their attraction is immediate. He's more than she could ever have hoped for in a man and she's everything he ever dreamed of in a woman. Their relationship seems as though destiny has brought them together, but family strife, conceit, and anger threaten to break the shining spirit of their romance.

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Great Western Story

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.

Read in Order. Warm. Delightful.

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

I recommend doing this series in order, even while each book offers a complete stand alone plot, because the characters from the earliest volumes in the series are charming and you can follow their lives through multiple generations as the series goes forward in time. The characters of earlier books continue to appear (in secondary roles) in this sweet, clean, fun Western mail order tale, with occasional historic inaccuracies and plot linear bumps.

Book 18 – Westward Spirit. When Bryn Maddox and Dr. Mike Samuels (son of couple book 1) meet, their attraction is immediate. He’s more than she could ever have hoped for in a man and she’s everything he ever dreamed of in a woman. Their relationship seems as though destiny has brought them together, but family strife, conceit and anger threaten to break the shining spirit of their romance.

Good series

In love doesn’t run smoothly, with the expectation of family strife, jealousy, needing a rich husband. The drama, the love, makes a joy to read, and live happily ever after hopefully.
The narration by Jim Ellis and Alan Taylor added so much to the story their narration was great