Duncan's Bride

By: Linda Howard

Narrated by: Lesa Lockford

Reese Duncan wanted a wife, pure and simple. Someone to have children with, someone to help him rebuild his ranch, someone uncomplicated...and someone very different from his first wife, the woman who'd destroyed his life. But he hadn't bargained on Madelyn Patterson. She was sophisticated and citified, and she was willing to herd cattle, keep house and start a family with Reese. The only thing she asked for in return was love - the one thing Reese refused to guarantee.

©1990 Linda Howington (P)2015 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Love this book.

Interesting from beginning to end. Always love a lady that can stand up to her man.

a review

I had read this before and liked it. the reader's voices were lousy. They were inconsistent and, at times, took away from the story.

Extremely Fun Story

This story brings two strong willed people together in a most delightful way without being cliche. Love love this

linda Howard does it again!!!

loved it. grabs you from the start ...good beginning good ending ....would love a sequel

Good narration for this mail-order bride story

A contemporary mail-order bride story. Reese was deeply hurt and very distrustful of city women. Madelyn wanted a change and was willing to work hard for it. I loved Madelyn's tenacity when it came to proving she was worth it. Reese was blind and very set in his pain, and almost lost the best thing that happened to him. I enjoyed the family interactions and this story.

Narration by Lesa Lockford was well done. She brought all the characters to life with humor and more.

This is my unsolicited review.