The Cowboy Earns a Bride

By: Cora Seton

Narrated by: Amy Rubinate

Length: 7 hrs and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

Wedding bells are ringing on the Double-Bar-K and Luke Matheson is determined to make his move on his favorite bridesmaid - sweet, sexy Mia Start. Though she's shared his house for more than two months, she's remained elusive. Luke's ready to cross that divide, and win her love for good. Mia would give anything to marry Luke, but he won't want her once he knows the truth; she's four months pregnant with another man's child. It's time to find a real home - and a real job - so she can raise her baby alone. When a nosy neighbor exposes Mia's pregnancy at his brother's wedding, Luke sees his chance to finally get what he wants. He lays claim to the baby - and to Mia - but their happily-ever-after lasts barely a day. When Luke's pride clashes with Mia's need for independence, Mia calls their brand new engagement off. Can Luke convince her to change her mind? Or will these wedding bells sound the death knell of their relationship?

©2014 Cora Seton (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Good narrator

another great story by Cora Seton with another good narrator. I enjoyed listening to every minute of this book.

Recommended

My favorite thing about this story is how Luke just can't seem to get it right. His actions proclaim loud and clear he loves Mia but his words keep shouting his misconception of what she needs. Thankfully Mia has opportunities to show him. It is a struggle as lot of couples have but never find resolution for.

The Cowboy Earns a Bride

Where does The Cowboy Earns a Bride rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Probably a 5. It was one of the better stories in this series. Luke had a lot of romance in his soul even though at times he could be a bit dense when it came to Mia.

What did you like best about this story?

The romance at times that was displayed by Luke. Even though he had a hard time "getting it" in his relationship with Mia, he was a kind, giving, protecting kind of a guy.

Which scene was your favorite?

When Luke had to help Autumn deliver her baby. Also when Mia had her baby he was so loving and giving in that situation. Luke helping the elderly lady which no one knew about was very sweet.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I would have loved to have listened to it all in one sitting but wasn't able to but I did finish it pretty quickly because the story kept me interested.

Any additional comments?

I did get frustrated with Mia at times because she didn't get it and kept trying to over do it just to prove she could. Overall she was one of the better females in this series. This couple had way too many misunderstandings!

Great Series - Characters are real and can make you smile

This Cowboy series is wonderful. You can't help but love these very real characters with their interesting love trials and family relationships that make you smile.

Another Incredible Series

What made the experience of listening to The Cowboy Earns a Bride the most enjoyable?

How true it stayed to the family unit. Laughter, Tears, Thoughts of wanting to kill one of your bonehead relatives. LOL The LOVE the couples had for each other was amazing.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Cowboy Earns a Bride?

Pamela and Jacks births.

Which character – as performed by Amy Rubinate – was your favorite?

Luke and Mia

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

YES and I did.

Any additional comments?

Again Ms Rubinate's narration of the book, like all the other in this series were REMARKABLE in bringing Cora Setons characters to life and giving them a voice.

Good story

It was good story but the others in series were much better. This one lacked more depth.

Makes men do all the compromising

The story is ok but the men are treated bad. Kind of like they’re stupid. Maybe some of the women should bend a little. Mia did have too much on her plate. I’m surprised she didn’t get sicker or be anemic.
2 jobs, a business & a baby all at once. It’s unrealistic - the baby will be the one too suffer. Where was mia when Luke needed support. It goes. Both ways