Iris's Mail Order Husband

Montana Brides, Book 2

De: Kate Whitsby

Narrado por: Wesley Nelson

This second audiobook of the Montana Brides Series follows middle sister Iris Kilburn on her journey of self-discovery to win the heart of her mail-order cowboy, big, black-haired Mick McAllister.

When the sisters’ guardian, Cornell Pollard, winds up dead in the library, everyone is a suspect. And when Sheriff Tom Maitland shows up at Rocking Horse Ranch and starts asking questions, the three mail-order couples begin to see each other with new eyes. Could Iris’ new love be a murderer?

Iris finds a depth of feminine sensitivity within herself she didn’t know she had when she falls in love with Mick, despite his rough edges. Meanwhile, Mick finds out Iris’ secret. Not only has she been running the Kilburn family ranching operation behind Cornell’s back, but she actually puts on a hat and boots and rides out to help the cowboys herd and tend the cattle. Can big, tough Mick handle a wife who can rope, brand, and ride as well as he can?

With just one more day left before the sisters’ triple wedding, the skeletons in the Kilburn family closet come out in force. The murder mystery deepens, and fingers point in all directions. No one knows whom to trust or whom to believe.

Can Mick and Iris’ budding romance survive the pressure? Will Iris marry her mail-order cowboy?

©2014 Kate Whitsby (P)2018 Kate Whitsby

Clean Sweet Mail Order Husbsnd Tale

Series has a murder mystery that winds through all 3 books in series.

A historical western cowboy romance about a mail order husband.

This second episode of The Montana Brides Series follows middle sister, Iris Kilburn, on her journey of self-discovery to win the heart of her mail order cowboy, big, black haired Mick McAllister. When the sisters’ guardian, Cornell Pollard, winds up dead in the library, everyone is a suspect. And when Sheriff Tom Maitland shows up at Rocking Horse Ranch and starts asking questions, the three mail-order couples begin to see each other with new eyes. Could Iris’s new love be a murderer?

Iris finds a depth of feminine sensitivity within herself she didn’t know she had when she falls in love with Mick, despite his rough edges. Meanwhile, Mick finds out Iris’s secret. Not only has she been running the Kilburn family ranching operation behind Cornell’s back, but she actually puts on a hat and boots and rides out to help the cowboys herd and tend the cattle. Can big, tough Mick handle a wife who can rope and brand and ride as well as he can?
With just one more day left before the sisters’ triple wedding, the skeletons in the Kilburn family closet come out in force. The murder mystery deepens, and fingers point in all directions. No one knows who to trust or who to believe. Can Mick and Iris’s budding romance survive the pressure? Will Iris marry her mail-order cowboy?

Montana brides book 2

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. 
This series is a 3 part series to make 1 book. I would be more likely to enjoy it if it was all one book instead of 3 short stories. Otherwise it is ok a little repetitive but still ok.

House or Ranch for Iris

Part of a three part series. Iris wearing cowboy gear on the ranch or does she want to be in the house. Interesting, give audio for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Great listen!

I enjoyed it very much but it just seemed to stop and not finish the story.
Wesley Nelson was a great narrator. I loved his deep voice.

Somewhat weak storyline

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
I have read a lot of "spaghetti western" in my life and this one falls on the lower end of the scale. One of the problems I had with it was the use of modern slang, ie the frase just saying and the reference of the ladies going to town and thus leaving the road they live on and turning onto the "highway". Also there was way too much dialogue distinction between characters.

Iris's Mail Order Husband

I was hoping the book would get better from book one but I found it to be a reptitive of book one with more heat. Which I don't understand why the author did it this way.
Not for me but others might enjoy it more.