Wildflower Bride

As the third book in the Montana Marriages series, “Wildflower Bride” brings another comedic romance off the pages an into the imagination of readers. Although starting the novel knowing that this was a story of a character that I despised in the beginning of the series it was amazing how author Mary Connealy was able to bring a character's personality into favor for me. The first two books in this series are my favorite from Mary so far. I cannot wait for future stories!

Wade Sawyer, a man changed finds himself in love with Abby Linscott also known as Glowing Sun. Observing the changes in Wade's behavior and soul makes a painful yet hopeful example that anyone can change. Abby born to a white family yet raised by a Flathead Indian tribe after the early death of her birth family then finds herself alone again after the massacre of her tribe. Through the strength of God, Wade is able to return home to face his abusive father and Abby is given the opportunity to open her heart and trust that she will not be alone again. These pages provide a hopeful story of love that will entertain.

Thanks to Angie Brillhart of Barbour Books for providing a copy for review.

3.5 stars.
I think book two is definitely my favorite of the series, but I did enjoy this conclusion. There were several places where I think it would be difficult for those who hadn't read the previous books to understand the context of characters and history, so I was glad I'd actually read the series in order.

This is the story of Wade and Abby, with lots of appearances by Red and Cassie Dawson and two by Silas and Belle Harden. There's a good mysterious thread running through, with some greedy murderers who want to kill the two as witnesses of a crime.