Mail Order Mayhem

Having read the first book in this series, I was interested to see how Mail Order Mayhem would pan out. Rachel was the leader and Lucy her follower, so when Rachel decides that she is not going to sit around waiting for a husband to happen, she persuades Lucy to join her in answering an advertisement to apply to be part of the group of 100 brides going to Seattle. Lucy is normally a light-footed, graceful person, but for some reason in the presence of Drew Talbot she becomes clumsy and accident prone, much to his amusement. However, when Lucy witnesses a murder and becomes a victim, nothing will prevent Drew from going after her and doing everything in his power to protect her. In this sweet, clean romance the author aptly portrays the trauma experienced by a victim and Lucy's reaction to her abduction is very realistic, as is Drew's protectiveness towards her. I enjoyed this book even more than the first one, and although the two overlapped to some extent, it was nevertheless a standalone with a happy ending. I received a copy of this book as a gift and this is my honest and voluntary review.

Wonderful example of Cynthia Woolf's storytelling talent. Her mail order novels are filled with laughter, tears, adventure, and suspense and Mail Order Mayhem has all this and more! I look forward to the next book in the series, Mail Order Mixup, and advise all fans of enthralling historical western romance, not to miss out on this one. I received a copy of this book from the author. All opinions expressed in this review are voluntary and entirely my own.

Drew came east to sign up 100 brides to head to Seattle and is introduced to Lucy who signs up with her friend. Really enjoyed these characters and introduction to the other brides along with the suspense to see how Lucy and Drew would cope. Good second edition to the series. Author's copy with thank . Opinions are entirely my own.