Entertaining
kjb, an avid reader, 06/03/2008

This was a great book. The characters were well developed and the plot kept you interested until the end. My only problem with the book is the renaming of some of the characters. In the author's previous series 'Bad Luck Brides', Maribeth McBride married Luke Garrett. In this book, they are Luke & Maribeth Prescott. I can't believe the author or editor let that slip.

an amusing western romance
A reviewer, A reviewer, 04/02/2008

In 1899 Caroline Kirkpatrick is worried about her missing foster father Ben. She needs help to find him and an alleged hidden Bad Luck Treasure. She decides her best bet is mercenary range detective Logan 'Lucky' Grey so she heads to Austin to obtain the services of “The luckiest man in Texas”, whom she married fifteen years ago.---------------- He believes his luck is all bad and so warns women to avoid him. However he is unaware that the one female he wants, Caroline is his legal wife. When they exchanged “I do”, he thought it was a fake and forget about it as he moved on. He also is unaware until now that she gave birth to his son Will. When Logan learns the truth about his marital status he is dumbfounded but will do what it takes to insure his wife is safe Caroline is just as determined to persuade her beloved that he brings her all good luck. --------------- Following up the Bad Luck Brides with the first of the Good Luck Grooms, Geralyn Dawson provides an amusing western romance starring two fascinating protagonists. Caroline the Valkyrie starts things off right when she knocks out a dangerous outlaw the adventures keep on coming for her and THE LONER she loves. Throw in the McBride gang to add to the chaos and that leads to delightful spins inside this wonderful historical romance.---------------- Harriet Klausner