Review: A Lawman's Christmas

A Lawman's Christmas by Linda Lael Miller
Genre: Romance, Historical Romance
Pages:249 (Galley)
Source: Netgalley

Description:

The sudden death of the town marshal leaves Blue River, Texas, without a lawman…and twenty-five-year-old Dara Rose Nolan without a husband. As winter approaches and her meager seamstress income dwindles, she has three options. Yet she won't give up her two young daughters, refuses to join the fallen women of the Bitter Gulch Saloon and can't fathom condemning herself to another loveless marriage. Unfortunately she must decide—soon—because there's a new marshal in town, and she's living under his roof. With the heart of a cowboy, Clay McKettrick plans to start a ranch and finally settle down. He isn't interested in uprooting Dara Rose and her children, but he is interested in giving her protection, friendship—and passion. And when they say "I do" to a marriage of convenience, the temporary lawman's Christmas wish is to make Dara Rose his permanent wife….

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Review: Creed's Honor

Creed's Honor by Linda Lael Miller (available May 2011)
Series: The Creed Cowboys
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Pages: 377 (EReader from Netgalley)
Publisher: Harlequin

Description from Amazon:

Conner Creed knows exactly who he is: a hardworking rancher carrying on his uncle's legacy in Lonesome Bend, Colorado. Maybe a small-town cowboy's life isn't his dream, but he owes the man who took him in as a kid. Until the identical twin brother he's been estranged from for years reenters his life.Conner struggles with identity issues as he gets to know his wilder brother. And then he meets Tricia McCall, a beautiful woman who knows a thing or two about living someone else's dreams. Together, they just might find their own dreams right here in Lonesome Bend….

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Friday Memes: Lonely Bookaholic & Introducing Connor Creed

Follow Friday Question of Week:

Do you have anyone that you can discuss books with in real life? Tell us about him/her.

Well... I have no one (wiping a tear).  My mom and I sometimes read the same books, but not often.  I'm also off at school and don't see her very often.  She's pretty much the only person I had to talk about books in the first place.  None of my friends.  In fact, most of them hate to read and they look at me crazy.  So... Yes.  I'm quite the lonely reader.

This week is National Library Week and I had two posts dedicated to this. 
Check out the Daily Dose post here and the Why I Love...Libraries post here.