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    Hawk's Way: Carter & Falcon
    Hawk's Way: Carter & Falcon
    Hawk's Way: Carter & Falcon
    Audiobook7 hours

    Hawk's Way: Carter & Falcon

    Written by Joan Johnston

    Narrated by Todd Haberkorn

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    About this audiobook

    New York Times bestselling author Joan Johnston is back with these two emotional stories 

    THE COWBOY TAKES A WIFE 

    Desiree Parrish has two weeks to find a man to protect her from her abusive ex-husband. She's never forgotten Carter Prescott's kindness to her, but can she trust him to keep her and her daughter safe now? Though she's offering him a marriage in name only, Carter has one nonnegotiable conditionDesiree will have to share his name and his bed!  

    THE UNFORGIVING BRIDE 

    From the moment rancher Falcon Whitelaw sees Mara Ainsworth, she's the woman of his dreamsbut she belongs to someone else. Then a tragic accident leaves her widowedand she blames Falcon. But it seems marrying him is the only way to save her daughter's life. Can Falcon convince Mara to forgive him and make this a marriage for real?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Audio
    Release dateSep 8, 2015
    ISBN9781488200519
    Hawk's Way: Carter & Falcon
    Author

    Joan Johnston

    Joan Johnston is the top ten New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than 50 novels and novellas with more than 15 million copies of her books in print. She has been a director of theatre, drama critic, newspaper editor, college professor and attorney on her way to becoming a full-time writer. You can find out more about Joan at her Website, www.joanjohnston.com or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/joanjohnstonauthor

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    • 4/5
      What a great book with two good stories which held my attention until the end. The narrator did a good job also.
    • 3/5
      Carter - pretty dumb, The two of them lay out their requirements for the marriage, refuse to meet one another's requirements, and agree to the marriage anyway. Reasonable _only_ in the romance universe, with large doses of 'entirely wrong so must be right' and 'true lust equals true love' (can't even say great sex, they hadn't even touched at that point). I like 'abused woman learning to trust again' stories, but the whole thing is just too convenient. Every time she gets out of sight the bad guy shows up - admittedly foreshadowed that he knows the territory, but _that_ well? Enough to stay entirely out of sight, on a treeless plain, against people who are expecting him to show up? How did he get that motorcycle close enough to escape on, for instance? Just - too many conveniences, not enough character-driven events. And slightly over-explicit sex - first one made some sense since he was teaching her, later somewhat silly. Not bad, very far from wonderful. 2.5 stars - we'll see how Falcon stacks up. Falcon - oh, MUCH better. Similar forced marriage (for entirely different reasons), and a little bit alike in the previous marriage. But only a tiny bit - Grant, though no great shakes as a husband, wins easily over Burley. Falcon's changes - going from footloose bachelor to willing to take on major responsibilities - actually make sense in terms of his personality and situation; similarly, Mara's willingness to go along with his proposal makes sense as Carter and Desiree's actions don't. They also know considerably more about what they're getting into in the marriage, and the 'enemy' isn't so convenient in its timing (though it still strikes and retreats at interesting times). Overall, a solid 3.5 or even four - so the whole book averages a 3. I'd like to read more Hawk's Way stories - Carter is a peripheral member, Falcon is closer and we learn about several other members with their own stories. I'm interested.