When her brother tried to kill her, Maggie Grace fled to the Wyoming mountains at the age of 13. She's made a life for herself as a trapper and is known as Mad Mags in town. She finds Garret Daines, a local rancher, buried in a snowdrift and takes him home to heal. The two develop a relationship, very slow-burn, as Maggie is wary of males in general, especially after she finds her brother is now the mayor of the nearby town and still wants her dead.
There's a lot of drama, but the slow-burn romance is good. I liked how Garret gradually woos Maggie, and she finally succumbs to his charm. It's a good read and a bit different from the usual historical Westerns.… (plus d'informations)

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N.W.Moors | 2 autres critiques | Jul 3, 2023 |

Maverick Wild par Stacey Kayne

First read in 2011, re-read in 2017. I am not huge on westerns, but I liked this. While the heroine was "big boned" and had some past trauma, there wasn't really much angst about it - the tension was more about the characters' histories. Cute but not an angsty enough book to be a regular re-read.

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Rhiannon.Mistwalker | 6 autres critiques | Aug 19, 2022 |

Mountain Wild par Stacey Kayne

I read this on recommendation of amazon lists. I liked it really well. The story was very well told, with a clear and cohesive plot. I liked the younger man. I need to go back and read the rest of the series now. Author did use the word okay a lot and that would throw me out of the story every time as I had to stop and wonder if the word was in common use then and what she could have used instead. Still a pretty good western feel.

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Luziadovalongo | 2 autres critiques | Jul 14, 2022 |

Maverick Wild par Stacey Kayne

A nice story that kept my interest. A quick and easy read but probably not something that I'll remember much about for long. Some of the situations just seemed glossed over. So a fairly light read.

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Luziadovalongo | 6 autres critiques | Jul 14, 2022 |

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