Review: Lassoing the Virgin Mail-Order Bride - Alexa Riley

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Lassoing the Virgin Mail Order Bride

Review: Lassoing the Virgin Mail-Order Bride - Alexa Riley - March 2016

I have to admit when I see books like this I have a soft spot as it always make me wonder, whether if you were to have an arranged marriage like this whether it would make you happy or not and as a woman nearing her thirties - you start thinking whether you will settle down and whether there is someone is out there for you and whether having a family is on your cards. The other thing is that the author Alexa Riley is one of my new authors added to my automatic read and favourites list. In Lassoing the Virgin Mail Order Bride , we meet Clare Stevens who has been purchased as a bride for ranch owner Cash McCallister. At first he isn't keen on the idea and starts to back out but as he gets to know Clare - he realises that he wants to make her his wife as soon as possible. I really loved the romance and sweet factor in this book as it wasn't an erotic type of love and it even had a suspenseful plot with one of the neighbouring ranches. Overall if you are wanting a fast-paced, feel-good sweet romance and of course having cowboys in it can't hurt then Lassoing the Virgin Mail-Order Bride is the read for you.





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