Wyoming Heart (Wyoming Men Book 9)

So far, this is the best book in the series. It’s more complex with somewhat less dwelling on the “oh woe is me” male viewpoint of being used by women. It’s still here, but less pronounced and is overshadowed by the strong heroine in this one.

I loved the heroine and but I was confused by her double personality. I don't want to give away anything but in the beginning of the book she's a frightened at yelling man who is the hero, pulls up her arms defensively as if going to hit her,which he doesn't. A totally fragile and defenceless woman. Cort would never hit a woman.Then towards the end of the book she's a bad ass that can expertly show a .45 colt, a brown belt in martial arts and face down would be mexican kidnappers that wanted to take anyone from Corts' family thats in his the house to hold as ransom. There's more to it but won't spoil it. A Dr. Jeckle and Hyde. The hero is your tropical male thats been single so long that he wobbles back and forth on the issue he want s to find a good woman,get married,have a family but when he finds one gets cold feet and indecisive. When there's compition in the romance department he finally knows what he wants and goes for it. I love the fact that one :Palmer gets deeper into the Greir family past and cleared some issues and questions there. Two: the heroine didn't take any lip from the hero,she verbally gave it back what she received from him. Three: there's action and a good plot. I recommend this book. It is like getting on a roller coaster, tour in for a great ride.

This is an excellent story of two people who want to meet someone who will love them for who they are, not the size of their wallet. Yes, I liked the book. However the premium price I paid was not worth the book I got. I could have purchased two of Cathryn Brown's books for the same price.My issue is this. As I was reading, I realized I'd already read the exact PASSAGE of several pages, and not once, but twice, and repeated in her next book, Wyoming True.Now, I'm not a great wordsmith like Elin Hildebrand, but I expect better of a well-known author like Diana Palmer.Caroline Fyffe's work comes to mind. Well written, original, sweet tales of the West.I don't think I'll invest anymore of my time with Ms Palmer's work, with the annoyance of watching out for more duplication.I read four to six books every week, and every one better be enjoyable, without emptying my wallet.

You can depend on Diana Palmer to give you a romantic story with a little mystery woven throughout. Her characters are somewhat predictable, and a multitude of them are scattered through the story. Still, the familiarity of the various family members draw you into the drama, and you are happy when all comes out well. I can only say I would recommend this book.

As a Diana Palmer biggest fan, this book was alright. The plot was good and you get a better understanding of the Grier's family history. My rating is a 4/5 star because it was dreading some part and rushed. Ms. Palmer did an exceptional job at tying all her characters from her former books to this story to keep the characters alive. Overall, it was a good read. Would I recommend it, probably. Happy Reading!

Gift

Nice to find a great selection of Diana Palmer books in one place.

Wow. I love Cash Grier (Renegade) and was curious about his brothers. So sad they're not as dynamic as the eldest. This book however I wasn't sure what time we were in. Back in the 80s, most romance novels had heriones, 18, naive, simple virgins. The heros were 40+ YO millionaire playboys. In this book, she's 24 (not 18) and he's 36 (not 40), but I don't think it really matters - it still felt like an older man taking advantage of a younger woman - a huge age gap. I also was appalled that a book writtened in 2019 still has the hero getting his lady love drunk and then calling that consensual sex. It's not. I found the herione ridiculous in that she appears to be simple and naive, yet she hangs out with commandos and goes on missions. I kept checking the copywrite on this book, because it just seems so out of step with the times. Sadly Garon's story wasn't much better. Ugh - so frustrating as Cash appears to be a fluke in the Grier family. Poor Parker.

Loved it

Having recently received this book, I have just started to read it. started out nicely enough...but held my interest great so far, but at this writing I haven't got very far...anyway, this is a great story, as far as it goes, but we all know how this will end..but looking forward to some more great reading as Ms Palmer won't disappoint.

I really enjoy Diana Palmer books. However this one has some MAJOR continuity issues. It seems like either a portion of the book has been accidentally left out of the kindle version, or content has been removed without future chapters being edited to allow for this. Chapter 10 ends mid conversation in a car. The next chapter opens mid conversation, but by the end of the page you realise its not only a different conversation, but a different day and in a different setting. Not only that, but there is mention of a significant event that had happened the night before (an armed hold up) that is completely missing. The relationship between the two characters also appears to have progressed, but we are missing the reason for that progression.Very disappointed with the quality considering I paid for this. I haven't managed to read the rest of the book yet, as the missing portion seems quite important.

A lovely story. As usual the hidden mysteries between the hero and heroine. All necessary, because an author must practice poetic license to lengthen the book. DP did this well. Will she now write about Parker, do you think? That would cover all the Griers. We live in hope. Don't give up writing Diana, you give joy to our lives.

I would reccomend this book to anyone who likes romance or hearing about adventure. I love this author, she doesn't use a lot is traffic sex and she includes quite a bit of humour and adventure