The Lassoed Bride by Kathy Carmichael {Book Review}

Disclosure: I received an ebook copy in exchange for my honest review.

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I briefly remembered reading Chasing Charlie when I started reading The Lassoed Bride and I had read Country Courtship fairly recently. Needless to say, even though they are a series, they do not necessarily need to go in order and they can be read as stand alone books. I don’t feel that reading them out of order or as stand alones messed with the story line at all.

The Lassoed Bride was short, sweet, mostly predictable, but still romantic to the point of putting a giddy smile on my face.

I liked that this was a novella and it was straight to the point. No pussy footing around. No game playing. This book’s characters saw what they wanted and went for it.

If you are looking for a quick, cute, romantic read; pick up The Lassoed Bride. If you are looking for longer, cute, romantic reads; pick up the entire series!

About the Author

Welcome to the world of Kathy Carmichael where there are evil dust bunnies and troublesome trolls lying in wait around each bend, ready to make you laugh and smile and discover your inner child.

When Kathy grew up in North Dallas, the area wasn’t developed as it is now. Across the street from her home were woods thick with trees and ivy, and a white-chalk creek. There were fairies beneath rocks and pretend people hiding under bushes. She spent much of her childhood telling herself and neighborhood children stories of knights and magic and beautiful damsels.

Although the setting has changed from untamed suburbia to contemporary locales, she’s still spinning tales of modern day knights and beautiful damsels and the magic of the heart.

Now Kathy lives on the Florida West Coast with her husband, two sons, two cats and a huge collection of dust bunnies. She’s often seen with her nose stuck in a book or scribbling madly on a scrap of paper when she’s not attending one of her sons’ activities.

Kathy believes one of the most important gifts you can give your children (and dust bunnies) is to read to them. She’s doing her best to pass on a love for the written word and hopes each of her readers will do the same.

Find Kathy… Website, Goodreads, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube

Romance reads:

Pretty Dolls and Hand Grenades by Cara Reinard {Book Review}
Starfish Island by Deborah Brown {Book Review}
Dark Rising by Monica McGurk {Book Review}
Seaside Embrace by Melissa Foster {Book Review}
I’m Yours by Carolyn Menke {Book Review}
Surrender My Love by Melissa Foster {Book Review}