The Rocky Mountain Heiress Collection by Kathleen Y'barbo

I quite enjoyed reading these three books, having previously read The Inconvenient Marriage of Charlotte Beck, I was pleased to be able to read the other books in the series. I really liked seeing characters from one book, appear in another so I could see what had happened with many of the characters.

 The Confidential Life of Eugenia Cooper

Eugenia wants to see the west and sees her opportunity when she becomes a governess to Daniel Beck's daughter.  Her family at home feels like this is an adventure that wills soon play out and she will come home shortly.  Instead she finds herself very heavily involved in the lives of Daniel, his daughter, and the other town folk that she meets.

Anna Finch and the Hired Gun

Anna wants to become a reporter, but her father wants her to settle down.  Encounters in her town give her the opportunity to  interview  interesting people and keep her dream of reporting alive.  Pinkerton Agent Jeb Sanders is hired to keep her out of trouble, which is easier said than done with the stories she want to write.  This book tells of their adventures.

The Inconvenient  Marriage of Charlotte Beck

Enjoyable read that keeps the pages turning. Charlotte is an American who is in Europe  with her step-mother being "introduced" to society, but keeps finding herself in situations that that are not befitting a lady.  Alex is having to take on family responsibilities to keep his family financially sound and in good society standing.  A proposal is made for the two to marry so that they can both pursue what they are really interested in with the understanding that it would be for those reasons only, but soon find that they are better suited than once thought.




“I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review”

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