Sagebrush Brides: Love Rules the Ranch in Four Complete Novels

by Carol Cox

Established author Carol Cox offers four faith-filled romances that bring together two families in the historic Southwest. The Bradleys and Canfields are ready to tame the territories-but these young... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593104359
• ISBN13: 9781593104351
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Barbour Publishing
• Length: 458 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.3" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Sagebrush Brides

I truly enjoyed this book. The charactors were fascinating and it made you wish that you lived in that era

A great read for a day to be spent by the fire

My friend gave me this book for Christmas and after my family had opened all of their presents, I sat down and began to read this book of 4 stories; 3 hours later, when I finished the book, I was glad I had gotten the book. I totally recommend this story by Carol Cox. It is actually 4 stories together in one book. It is based on two families: The Bradleys and The Canfields. 1st Story: This is called Journey Toward Home; the main character is Judith Alder-she travels out west and meets up with the Bradleys and says at their ranch where she tries to discover what she should do next in her life. 2nd Story: This is called The Measure of a Man; this story follows Lizzie Bradley (she was also in the first story as a little girl) as a grown woman growing up and experiencing love and trying to find true love. (This story was my favorite.) 3rd Story: This story features the Canfields and is called Season of Hope; Rachel is the oldest Canfield sister and when Ike Canfield, her father, the weight of running their farm turns to her and it is up to her to try and keep the farm running and pay off soem debts her father left unpaid and take care of her younger sister Rachel. Along the way, she accepts help from one of her father's friends, and, well...just read it to find out what happens. 4th Story: This story is called Cross my Heart; this story is the final story and ends up drawing the two families together. Willie Bradley was unwilling been volunteered to take three orphaned children to their guadian after their parents have died. He, because of the children, ends up meeting Violet Canfield and they expereince many different trials together. All of these stories are placed in the New Mexico/Arizona area; I found the characters relateable and nothing of the story seemed too far fetched-well perhaps some of what the three orphaned children did in the last story-to tell the truth, I didn't like those kids at all. But this was a very enjoyable read.