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The Texan Irish Bride The McClintocks Book 1 edition by Caroline Clemmons Romance eBooks

I'm a fan of mail-order bride romances, and I've had this book on my TBR stack for a long time. Between a sinus infection and the bad weather, I've been reading a lot since I didn't feel like doing much else. I regret waiting so long to read this western romance. This book had everything you look for in a good love story: great characters, compelling hook to get you reading, mean villain, dramatic action, steamy passion, and, surprisingly, humor. The western romance genre has been growing, and I think this author is one reason why. If you haven't tried western romance before, do yourself a favor and get one of the books by Ms. Clemmons. You'll be hooked too.


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The Texan Irish Bride The McClintocks Book 1 edition by Caroline Clemmons Romance eBooks Reviews

Thank you! Caroline Clemmons for gifting me with this Wonderful Book on my Birthday. 😆💕😆
Well written plenty of plot twists to keep you guessing and turning the pages right up until the end.
Cenora and Dallas story was very intriguing and a pleasure from start to finish, asking yourself what will happen next keeps you in suspense. I truly enjoyed this book and voluntarily chose to leave a review. A hard won Historical Frontier Happy Ever After. I have already purchased the next three books of this series. A Texan's Irish Bride highly recommend this one I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Amazing read. Not my usual, but it took over easily became one of my most favorites. Can not wait to read the rest of the series. Dallas and the hardships he goes thru for Cenora. Being forced to marry her shortly after saving her life by being shot a few times. Cenora was sure he would die from his wounds. Cenora is a Gypsy Traveler who is wanted by the leader, but she does not want to marry the leader nut her parents knew if the did not force her ro wed Dallas that the leader would force her to marry him. Marring Dallas causes the leader to be even more hateful and start a bunch of trouble..
This western historical romance was different in several ways from the typical novel in this genre. It had some rough edges and cliches aplenty, but the uniqueness set it apart, and kept the story interesting.

First, I am quite sure I have never read a period western with Irish Travelers. The gypsy-like, nomadic lifestyle and strong family connections were a strong component to this book. Kudos to Caroline Clemmons for giving readers a different twist. Was it accurate? I have absolutely no idea.

Second, the hero has faced a series of prejudices in his young life, but for once we don't get an embittered, tough, wandering loner. Dallas is a rancher, tied to his land, and ambitious to see it succeed.

Third, there are several protagonists in this story, and all of them are caricatures. They are so bad, you love to hate them.

Fourth, the secondary characters are numerous, diverse and enrich the story a great deal. Therefore, elements of the plot reach beyond the interaction of Dallas and Cenora. As cute as they are exploring their sudden marriage, there is a LOT going on around the young lovers. I enjoyed the camaraderie and the interplay of family. It struck me as slightly-over-the top, but genuine. Boisterous is the word that comes to mind. Don't we all know families like that?

My subtle criticism is reserved for the dialogue voice. Occasionally, it felt stilted and overly explanatory. The author tried awfully hard to bring out backstory and internal feelings through dialogue and it just wasn't successful at all times. The antiquated Irish dialect was also forced and felt false. It didn't fit the uneducated nature of the Travelers and was far too formal.

However, I am interested to hear more about the O'Neills and the McClintocks and look forward to reading more about these two exuberant families.
Dallas, a young Texas rancher, hears a young woman named Cenora screaming as she is being attacked by two men. Dallas manages to kill both attackers, but suffers some major injuries. He is cared for by Cenora.
This is the beginning of a story that is different from most other Western romances. I enjoyed learning more about life in a gypsy, or Tinker, caravan. As I read some of Cenora’s conversations, I could hear the Irish lilt in her speech, and her enthusiasm for life. The author conveyed the difference in life styles beautifully.
Discovering how two such different people can work out a life together will keep you interested in this story to the end. Very nice writing, great storyline, and two appealing lead characters all add up to a very good book which I recommend.
I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I'm a fan of mail-order bride romances, and I've had this book on my TBR stack for a long time. Between a sinus infection and the bad weather, I've been reading a lot since I didn't feel like doing much else. I regret waiting so long to read this western romance. This book had everything you look for in a good love story great characters, compelling hook to get you reading, mean villain, dramatic action, steamy passion, and, surprisingly, humor. The western romance genre has been growing, and I think this author is one reason why. If you haven't tried western romance before, do yourself a favor and get one of the books by Ms. Clemmons. You'll be hooked too.