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The Outlaw's Daughter

The Outlaw’s Daughter


Haywire Bride Series #3

by Margaret Brownley

⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5

A year old stage robbery has brought Texas Ranger, Matt Taggert to the small town of Haywire. While investigating his lead he he discovers that his prime suspect died just days after the stage coach robbery and is the tow’s local hero… not only that, he has left behind a beautiful widow and 2 children.

Ellie-May is no stranger to public scorn, as the daughter of an outlaw , she knows what the Rangers accusations against her deceased husband will do to her family and children. For the sake of her family, she will do anything to protect them and that includes keeping secrets and resisting the Rangers charms! 

This was fun story. I loved how the romance also included the children because as a mother myself (happily married) I could never imagine being able to separate my love life from that of my family life. A new partner would definitely need to win over the kids along with me! 

Ellie-May’s struggle for acceptance from the town she has lived in her whole life gives her character great strength and compassion. That same compassion is echoed in the character of Ranger Taggert. He was a delightful hero, the full package!

This Western romance was a fun read, though it is the third of a series (I have not read the previous books), it can definitely be read as a stand alone. It was easy to following and the characters and town come to life vividly on the page.



The Outlaw’s Daughter by Margaret Brownley is scheduled to be released May 26th, 2020.

I received a complimentary copy of this ebook from Sourcebooks Casablanca through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.


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