Marrying Off Morgan McBride

De: Amy Barry

Narrado por: Eva Kaminsky

The McBride brothers are in for a matrimonial surprise when an enterprising woman answers their little sister's mail order bride advertisement in this laugh-out-loud historical romance.

As the oldest of the McBride siblings, Morgan had to be protector and shepherd since Ma died and Pa ran off. It hasn't always been easy, especially when his heart longs to roam on the trail. But now that his brother Kit is married and settled, the time is right for Morgan to leave Buck's Creek. Little does he know that his hellcat of a little sister Junebug is dead set on keeping him at home and getting more help around the house – all with one honest advertisement in The Matrimonial News.

Epiphany Hopgood has always had a gift for doing the exact wrong thing. She’s too tall, too loud, too opinionated, and too contrary for her family and community. Staring down the barrel of spinsterhood, she and her grandmother answer a seemingly straightforward ad for a bride.

But when Pip shows up to Buck’s Creek, she finds that Morgan McBride is not the husband she expected. In fact, he doesn’t even want to be a husband. But maybe there’s a way to make everyone happy out on the Montana frontier…

Reseñas de la Crítica

“An unstoppable force meets an immovable object in Marrying Off Morgan McBride. I absolutely loved spending time in Buck’s Creek with the boisterous McBride family. There’s nothing better than watching a couple crack each other’s hardened exteriors to discover the softness underneath. This is a book to savor like a fresh batch of cornbread.”—Jen DeLuca, USA Today bestselling author of Well Traveled

"Barry loads the entertaining plot with convincing twists and turns, genuine laugh-out-loud moments, and spitfire characters...Readers will hope for a quick return to Buck’s Creek."—Publishers Weekly

"…this romance is laugh-out-loud funny and contains both emotional sweetness and high-heat content."—Library Journal (starred review)

Praise for Kit McBride Gets a Wife

“A sweet, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy set in the wilds of Montana, Kit McBride Gets a Wife will have readers smiling from ear to ear and set their hearts all aflutter. Maddy Mooney is a plucky, endearing heroine, and Kit McBride is the ideal frontiersman hero. With a cast of delightful secondary characters, including the irrepressible younger sister, Junebug, this charming romance is guaranteed a place on your keeper shelf.”—Elizabeth Everett, author of A Perfect Equation

“Heartfelt, humorous, and sweetly romantic, Kit McBride Gets a Wife kept me smiling to the last page.”—Mimi Matthews, USA Today bestselling author of The Siren of Sussex

“This first installment in a planned series from will leave fans ready for a return trip to Buck’s Creek.”—Library Journal (starred review)

Cute and quirky

Great sequel to first book. Kit is a little devil and delight to have a story fashioned around. Looking forward to the rest of the brothers getting married off!

A Hilarious Cowboy Romance

I was a little curious how Amy Barry was going to pull off the same premise and make it interesting but I shouldn't have doubted because she did! It was a pure delight watching Pip captivate Morgan. I love a book where the heroine has insecurities but we get to see the hero's perspective and he thinks shes perfection! I also enjoyed meeting Junebug's new accomplice AKA Pips grandmother. Every woman should have someone to tell them they are worth something and it's ok to enjoy life. While I didn't mind that the first book in this series was closed door I did enjoy that this one had a bit more spice! I'm yet again impressed by Amy Barry's ability to get inside a characters perspective and show us what they think and why they are wrong. Both Morgan and Pip learned about themselves during this story and we got to see how differently they see themselves from how everyone else sees them. I can't wait to read the next one when it comes out! A hero who thinks he is above falling in love vs Junebug. I'm just going to say right now. My money's on Junebug.

Really liked the story—but not the message that children are a burden

Overall, I liked most of the story, the thread that parenting is a burden that should be put off just didn’t ring right, and felt preachy. I don’t love how historical fun novels don’t reflect some sense of the period they are set in, or try to make some grab moral point. You’re a fun novel, just let them get married and ride off into the sunset…

Disappointed

The profanity made what could have been an otherwise fun sequel quite unenjoyable for me.

Very enjoyable read

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. Very entertaining. We’ll performed/read. Playfully romantic. What an interesting mix of characters.