Books by Margaret Brownley
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review 1: A Pinkerton operative and a Wells Fargo detective are both undercover in the same town on the same mission—to catch the Phantom, a dangerous and mysterious train and bank robber. There is evidence that the Phantom is hiding at the Last Chance Ranch, so that is where they both b...
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review 1: I received this book from Goodreads First Reads and found it to be a delightful, charming collection of novellas. It had four stories all written by different authors. The first story, "And Then Spring Came" was my favorite and I read it all in one sitting. They were all very sim...
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review 1: My 2 stars for this book doesn't mean I didn't enjoy it, but it was "OK". I didn't like it as much as the first book in this series. I had no idea that Caleb was the younger brother of one of her characters in her first series, until I read the author's note in the back. I real...
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review 1: Justin is traveling to rocky creek Texas and along the way finds a marshall that has been shot and handcuff to Sarah. The marshall is taking Sarah to the same town. She helps him get the bullet out of the sheriff and then runaway but Justin finds her later and they join up again....
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review 1: Having previously enjoyed several of Margaret Brownley's prior novels, I was anxious to get my hands on "Dawn Comes Early", especially since the desert setting sounded reminiscent of where I grew up. Unfortunately, the book was quite different from my expectations and I ended up ...
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review 1: For me A Suitor for Jenny was just an okay romance. Kind of a far fetched premise but it was well written which is what kept me reading to the end. It had some humorous parts too. There was very little kissing and anyone that knows me knows I enjoy a good kissing scene. Some auth...
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review 1: Lucy Fairbanks' passion for photography gets her into unusual situations. She's not afraid to take a risk if the reward earns her the title of artist or photographer. After ending up as a witness/almost-victim in a stage coach robbery, Lucy is saved by the mysterious David Wolf ...
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review 1: I liked 2 or 3 of the stories, but for the most part did not enjoy this book as well as I had hoped. There were a couple stories where the writing style made the flow of the story difficult to follow, or threw me out of the story while I had to stop and re-read what I had written...