Mason Hall, Navy SEAL, knows all about difficult assignments, but his current mission is one for the record books. Not only must he find a wife―and get her pregnant―or forfeit the ranch his family has prized for generations, he must also convince his three brothers to marry, too―before the year is up. Who knew one city girl and three wayward brothers could put up such a fight?
Regan Anderson can’t wait any longer to meet Mr. Right, so she’s taken matters into her own hands. She’s quit her job, given up her nice apartment and undergone all the preliminary appointments to prepare for artificial insemination. Still, becoming a single mother is daunting, so when she spots Mason’s Wife Wanted ad on the Internet one night, she’s ready for a few laughs. She’s sure the ad must be fake, but when Mason answers back, she soon finds herself wanting more than a long distance relationship.
If Mason can just keep her talking until he makes it home from Afghanistan, he’s sure he can convince Regan he’s her man. But when he whisks her off for a trial run in Chance Creek, they’re in for an unpleasant surprise. The ranch is in ruins, the house has been stripped, and they’re going to have to work day and night to beat Mason’s deadline to win it back.
Can two strangers pull together against all odds? Or is this mission doomed to fail?
4 stars for the romantic relationship. 1 star for something unfair and unjust. Anger overpowered my enjoyment. THE SETTING INFURIATED ME.
The Navy SEAL’s E-mail Order Bride was a great read! This is the first book I’ve read By Cora Seton. The Navy SEAL’s E-mail Order Bride was a great read. From the moment I started reading it, I was hooked. I really enjoyed the Hall brothers, Mason, Zane, Austin and Colt.
It is simply fun, sexy, sweet and enjoyable. This is one of those books where you don’t need to think too hard about what is going on and how this would never work in real life. Mason and his brothers all need to be married within the year and there has to be at least one baby, if they want to inherit their ancestral home. Which of course is a ridiculous demand, but still they need to comply. Since they have so little time and their profession doesn’t make it any easier on finding possible candidates, Mason sets up an online profile for…