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Title: Westward Wild

Subtitle: Montana Mail Order Brides, Book 21

Author: Linda Bridey

Narrator: Jim Ellis

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-17-17

Publisher: Beldene Publishing

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Romance, Historical

Publisher's Summary:

When refined, handsome Tom Sebastian and wild child Ivy Danvers meet, their attraction is immediate. They don't care about social class, but others do. Can they battle outside influences or will lack of faith doom their love?

Members Reviews:

Fantastic

Each story is better than the last one and I love hoe each book tells a bit about the stories before so one knows what is happening and why. At first I thought there would be no problem for Tom and the strange beautiful woman he fell in love with, it all seemed to perfect.

I should have realized somewhere there would be a problem, it made me cry to know his parents were so cruel and tried to break them up. I went through that myself and wasn't as fortunate to have things settled in weeks, our breakup was 8 years! Now we just celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary, so we know we were meant to be together!

I'm hoping that there will be another book telling us about all the new babies that will be born. About JR and DJ finally getting married too. To bad Matt's daughter isn't old enough for DJ, that would be nice.

Anyway I loved the book and look forward to the next one. Thank you for keeping me entertained.

Mail Order Bride: Westward Wild

Another winner in the series. Had me laughing and yes, bawling like a baby at one particular part, which I won't mention so as not to give it away. It was everything you could hope for in a book like this. Once again we visit the town of Dawson, Montana, where we've gotten to know the people quite well. I loved Ivy, who was young, beautiful and quite intelligent in her own way. She was dyslexic and had trouble reading and writing and her speech wasn't what you'd call refined. Tom, on the other hand, came from Virginia, had wealthy parents and was considered high society, the exact opposite of Ivy. In spite of how different they are, Tom finds her appealing and wants her in the worst way. Her lack of social skills doesn't bother him in the least. He's quite taken with the girl who can call a bird to her and have it perch on her shoulder without any fear on its part. He's amazed at her hunting skills when she goes along with their Lakota friends. He even starts going barefoot like Ivy, something she much prefers over wearing shoes. She's sweet and kind and makes him feel things he's never felt for anyone before. But not everyone is happy about Tom's choice for a bride and before it's all over their love will be greatly tested. This book had humor, danger and suspense, romance, sorrow, just about anything you could ask for. If you haven't read the series I'd recommend you start with book one and work your way to the end. Prepare to be highly entertained when you do! Can't wait until the next book!

Amazing as always Linda

Amazing as always Linda! Ivy is a beautiful complex character. So innocent to the ways of the world yet so wise in the ways of nature and life. She is the perfect foil to Tom. We visit other beloved characters Hawk and Lucy, Claire and Marcus, Rick and Gina, Sadie, DJ, and Rj show another side of themselves. Roscoe.... Such an amazing town and the speed this author writes such quality stories that have you laughing and crying, truly investing in the characters is just unheard of for those of us that read copiously.