Four Weddings and a Kiss: A
Western Bride Collection by Margaret Brownley, Robin Lee Hatcher, Mary
Connealy, and Debra Clopton is a very enjoyable read. If you are like me
and enjoy reading historical western romances like I do, you’ll enjoy reading Four Weddings and a Kiss as much as I did.
This collection includes a prologue, Spitfire Sweetheart by Mary Connealy, A Love Letter to the Editor by Robin Lee
Hatcher, A Cowboy for Katie by Debra Clopton, Courting Trouble by Margaret Brownley, and an epilogue. In the
prologue, Rev. Gregory Miller has just completed a weeklong revival meeting
with several other ministers and is ready to head home to Phoenix. The only
problem is, he feels like he is being tested and must break up with the girl he
loves, Elizabeth, because of her unconventional ways. As he unknowingly
grumbles aloud to God about his “test” while around the campfire the night
before leaving, one of the other ministers begins to question him and give him
counsel. As the ministers begin to
mention God’s most unlikely servants in the Bible, it leads the four other
ministers to tell the story of unlikely people that God had brought together
for His purpose during their ministries. The unlikely couples are Maizy
MacGregor and Rylan Carstens in Spitfire
Sweetheart, Molly Everton and Jack Ludgrove in A Love Letter to the Editor, Katie Pearl and
Treb Rayburn in A Cowboy for Katie, and Brock Daniels
and Grace Davenport in Courting
Trouble. After hearing the stories of these unlikely couples, Gregory Miller
decides in the epilogue that even the unlikeliest of couples, he and Elizabeth,
can find true happiness.
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