Lost Acres Bride

by Lynna Banning

Lost Acres Bride by Lynna Banning released on Sep 24, 1998 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373290373
• ISBN13: 9780373290376
• Release Date: October 1998
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 296 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

A great read!

Another excellent book by Lynna Banning. I have read all of her books up to date and have enjoyed them all!

Nice easy read!

Nice, easy and quick read about a woman's self discovery, determination and the love of a good man in rugged country of Oregon. Enjoyable, though it would have been better if the lives of the characters and their thoughts were better detailed. Would like to know more.This is a sequel to Wildwood by Lynna Banning.

it deserves more stars!!

this was by far the most lovely novel i've ever read! it was filled with realistic and passionate situations.. believe me, this is a keeper! it was a beautiful. My only complaints are Alice, stepdaughter or not Serena did not deserve that crappy attitude from her--i'm sorry i just didn't like the girl. My second and most heartfelt complaint was the ending was a bit abrupt for my taste.. no baby coming or passionate husband-wife exchange at the end. Still it was a wonderful read! enjoy!

Lynna Banning makes it look easy!

This book was extremely good! Woman can succeed in ANYTHING! As this book proves. It even helped me in history class! Thanks Lynna!

A fresh voice in the romance industry

Lost Acres Bride is the story of Serena Hull, half Modoc, half white, who comes west to claim her late father's ranch, and Carleton Kearney, embittered widower who ranches the land adjoining hers. He's convinced a woman cannot succeed at ranching, but he provides help in the form of ranchhands and cattle. As the two are thrown together, their attraction grows.Serena accompanies Carleton and several neighboring ranchers on a cattle drive to get their herds to market. A sstampede results is disaster for Serena, but Carleton and the other ranchers save the day. Through it all, Serena's and Carleton's love blooms, and each character grows as they get past their disappointments.Lost Acres Bride is peopled with characters one cares about. Combined with Ms. Banning's brilliant language skills, this book is a superb, evocative read.