A Misplaced Lady (Brides of Forsaken Bank Book 1)

Another amazing book from Laura Beers. I hope there is a 2nd book about possibly her lady’s maid Pauline and her adventure of being the school teacher and possibly the Sheriff

Enjoyable regency London to the Wild West on a cattle ranch romance story. A lesson on how the other half lives and how adaptable a young woman can be.❣️💃🏻🤷🏻‍♀️🤥🫣

This book was so good, I read it in just a couple days! I enjoyed reading about the changes in her life & how she faced them. It has a sweet ending, no cliffhangers. The only part I was sad about was how quickly it wrapped up when they discovered they loved each other. For all the details & information described before that point, it seemed rushed. I think the last 2-3 chapters could have been extended longer for an exciting ending. However, it was definitely worth the read.

This was a very good quality story. I really like Addie's character. She is forced from England to America to visit her Aunt in Wyoming Territory. When she arrives her Aunt and Uncle are both dead due to influenza. Addie lost her Mom a year ago her Papa 2 months ago. Now she feels all a lone.I recommend this book.

Wonderful heart warming story of tragedy turned into HEA. The characters are relatable and just right. Coming from a privileged life in England, to the wilds of Wyoming, had to be a shock. Still, Addie prevailed and thrived.

Totally unbelievable in terms of the era. Maybe if it was set in modern day? Small things like the use of estate to mean a house were irritating. ‘I would only have a small estate in England’ when a small cottage had been mentioned as the best she could afford. An estate means land and land earns money - so not a cottage. I suspect the author doesn’t know the difference between a house and an estate.But it is an easy read if you need something to while away an hour or two.

This was a fun Western with an English twist. I loved the characters and how they grew to love each other. Addie was spunky and ready to root for. This was a sweet and clean romance, I'd rate it PG for thematic violence.

This story was a treat to read. The characters were interesting and adventure, loss, betrayal, friendship, and love were woven into a well written tale. This is a wonderful book and Ms Beers provides a real epilogue with an actual ending. She does not cheat with the socalled extended epilogue. This story has a true happy ending.