Desperate to get herself and Baby Rose out of France before the baby's father can track them down, Madeline Cristophe agrees to a marriage of convenience to Brazos Sinclair in order to secure passage on a ship to Texas. Brazos just wants to get to Texas where he plans to have the marriage annulled. He knows he isn't husband material, especially when the nightmares of two years trapped in a Mexican prison comes back to haunt him.
I've read a couple books by this author which were fun reads, but this one just didn't do much for me. The books just seemed to drag for me. I was bored from the beginning. Way too many descriptions and too many scenes from the villain's point-of-view. I believe this is one of the first of Dawson's published books. Thankfully her writing has improved in recent years. My rating: 2 Stars.
I've read a couple books by this author which were fun reads, but this one just didn't do much for me. The books just seemed to drag for me. I was bored from the beginning. Way too many descriptions and too many scenes from the villain's point-of-view. I believe this is one of the first of Dawson's published books. Thankfully her writing has improved in recent years. My rating: 2 Stars.
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