For the Roses

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The Clayborne brothers were a rough gang of street urchins -- until they found an abandoned baby girl in a New York City alley, named her Mary Rose, and headed to Blue Belle, Montana, to raise her to be a lady. They became a family -- held together by loyalty and love if not blood -- when suddenly a stranger threatened to tear them apart...Lord Harrison Stanford MacDonald brandished a six-shooter and a swagger, but he soon proved to be a gentleman to the core. The brothers taught him frontier survival, while Mary Rose touched his heart with a deep and desperate passion. But soon, a shattering secret would challenge everything Mary Rose believed about herself, her life, and her newfound love.

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Its a great sweet romance and I can't wait to read the sequels. This has every thing. Its that goods.

Book is in great shape, have not read it read, but looks like a good one.Book came in timely manner, and would order from seller again.

this does not happen in the book, you can feel the love between all of them.I especially love the letters to "Mama Rose" in the book, it really helps you see how Mary Rose was raised in a loving family of "brothers". can't wait to read what happens next :) The romance between Harrison and Mary Rose is excellent, you can see them falling in love, developing respect and understanding for one another throughout the book. Try 100x better. Excellent, Excellent read.

I saw the movie which i liked, ok but my mom convinced me that i must read the book because it was so much better. They also don't portray the bond that the brothers and Mary Rose share, the movie makes it seem as if Mary Rose is all that kept them together and they disband when she leaves Rose Hill. They really are a family in all sense of the word except for being blood related. I am reading it again for the third time and still knowing what happens. What a WONDERFUL book.

The movie portrays Mary Rose as quite the selfish girl and kills off Cole plus portrays Adam as being deathly ill at the end. GREAT bit of mystery, too and an excellent end to Adam's secret past.

If you like reading explicit sex scenes, this is the book for you. If you want a real story, thoughtfully crafted, with an intricate plot and living characters, this is not the book for you.

Garwood writes a fascinating tale of these four that adopt each other, despite their differences, and save the life of an infant that would have otherwise perished. Four orphans, pushed aside, forgotten, still retaining a kernel of human kindness despite the adversity thrown their way. Garwood's tale is magnificent and the subsequent follow ups are enchanting.