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The Sons of Johnny Hastings Box Set


Devlin, Green, Rose, Taylor, and Wehr



Katerina's Rating:


Frequency of Spankings:
frown Just Right!


Quality of Scenes:
frown Just Right!


Noteworthy:

M/F: hand, spoon, belt.


Book Length:
7,530
* This is the size of the book according to the Kindle. I have no idea what unit this is.
5 Star Review!


Synopsis:

Five full-length novels by five of Blushing Books most popular authors: The Lawman’s Lesson by Patty Devlin Choose one of the two men, or take the return ticket and head home. It wasn’t much of a choice. Celia had worked and studied so hard to have a school of her own. And she had known that they might be a little upset. She knew exactly what they had wanted. It was stated very clearly in the advertisement and she could probably read and write better than anyone one of them. The Blacksmith’s Bride by Patricia Green Sunny Winslow knows exactly what she wants in a man. When she meets the blacksmith in her new home, Abel Armstrong, she's immediately hooked. Unfortunately, her mother has other plans for her that do not include a blacksmith. Her mother is determined to tie Sunny to a rich town counselor. Sunny is desperate to escape the counselor, so she embarks on a series of schemes to get what she wants. The Outlaw’s Bride by Renee Rose Mabelle Lawson had been managing her dead sister’s ranch without help for three months. The last thing she needs is a band of outlaws showing up and pushing her around. The Curly James gang members have no patience for her sass, and when their leader attempts to strike her with his fist, one of his men volunteers to spank her instead. She wants to hate the good-looking outlaw, but he seems to have her well-being at heart, even risking his life to protect her from the other men. Unjustly accused of murder, Sam Pride is on the run and his luck worsens when he tangles with the Curly James gang. The only bright spot is the little spitfire rancher who steals his heart with her courage and spunk. When the two set off together for Cheyenne and then Denver, sparks fly and their magnetic connection grows. The Juniper Bride by Maddie Taylor Emmalee Gray watches in frustration as her fiancé boards a train west. Told to stay behind and prepare for their wedding, Em has other ideas. She doesn’t want to remain with home without him, especially with her witch of a step- mother and a papa, who barely knows she exists. She’d much rather risk Clint’s wrath and follow him. Her plan, to stay hidden until she gets far enough away from Boston he wouldn’t dare send her back alone. Then she can enjoy some private time and maybe a little adventure with her gorgeous fiancé, in advance of their nuptials. Clinton To Have and to Scold by Mary Wehr Annie’s sweet on her neighbor, Matthew Caine, but the stern rancher treats her like a bratty child instead of a woman. Each encounter always ends with a trip over his knee.
Matthew’s fed up with Annie’s childish behavior. Her latest prank ruined a brand new pair of boots! While he sets her britches on fire, he refers to her as a nuisance and warns her to leave him alone. For once in her life, Annie obeys.


Review:

Johnny Hastings is a philandering man who enjoys the company of women without commitment and can’t resist a good card game.  As it turns out, however, Mr. Hastings is also rather a fertile philanderer, leaving bastards behind at every turn.  At the time of his death we learn that Johnny Hastings was aware of the children he has sired and leaves them each a considerable inheritance that he earned playing poker.  Each of his five grown sons has nothing but contempt and disdain for the man who abandoned them and left their mothers to fend for themselves all those years ago.  But the promise of brothers was too tempting to turn their backs on.


These five talented authors each take a turn describing the life and love that falls upon each of Mr. Hastings sons.  














If you enjoy historical spanking western romance, then there is no reason you won’t love each and every book in The Sons of Johnny Hastings Box Set by Patty Devlin, Patricia Green, Renee Rose, Maddie Taylor, and Mary Wehr.


Each of these books were written impeccably with great detail and did a fantastic job of drawing the reader in – so much so that I often felt as though these books held me hostage, not allowing me to tend to my responsibilities by holding my attention so strongly.  I highly recommend buying the entire box set today!




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