A Bandit’s Broken Heart
Entangled Publishing
July 8, 2013
3 ½ stars
After losing her husband of only a month, Brynne Forrester
and her three year old daughter move from California to Boston to be with
Brynne’s in-laws. Brynne is content without a man in her life, and self-sufficient
thanks to her life as a bandit in California. After moving in to her own home,
Brynne decides she needs to fill her idle days and convinces the doctor at the
clinic to let her assist him, even though she has no formal medical training.
She never expected the feelings the doctor stirred deep within her.
Richard Oliver is a dedicated doctor running the clinic for
those who may not be able to pay. His staff is efficient and his housekeeper
doubles as his secretary. He allows Mrs. Forrester to volunteer, convinced she
will be gone within a day, unable to handle the duties. He is pleasantly
surprised when he is wrong. He isn’t so pleasantly surprised with her actions
when his supplies are stolen. Brynne’s actions set off a chain of events that
nearly costs them everything.
A Bandit’s Broken Heart is a sweet romance, focusing more on
the building of the relationship between Brynne and Richard, which I find
refreshing in this day and age. A strong woman, Brynne is very likable,
especially with her devotion to her daughter and her ability to have fun with
her. Richard takes a little warming up to but he is definitely a hero to dream
about. A Bandit’s Broken Heart is a delightful read with action, romance and
characters you will want to revist again.
ARC provided by Netgalley for review.
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