A Tormented Bride for the Courageous Cowboy: A Historical Western Romance Book by Etta Foster

Sometimes, I just don't like a title; too many adjectives. The story starts out well, but Matthew is too conflicting at times. The description lead me to believe that they had some fierce-some fights that don't happen, mostly it's just snappiness. How they ever fell in love is a mystery. The lies Grace tells are bold and then she has a chance to come clean; she still lies. Matthew becomes likeable later when he starts really courting Grace, but Grace kept hiding in cowardice and caused Matthew's mother to be hurt. Lying is a sin, and you can see the grave mistake in Grace's sin. Personally, Matthew could have done better and so could the author.