Hank's Rescued Bride: A Sweet Western Historical Romance (The Dalton Brides) Paperback – Box set, May 27, 2015

I have read a lot of books but kudos to Cassie Hayes. This book is about three women. Who were raised in a terrible orphanage. Finally grown women they began to disappear starting with Mary who is a sister to Maggie the main character disappears the deacons who is destroying the blue family and Mrs whipple who is head over the orphanage supposedly finds husband for them .when Maggie doesn't hear from Mary after six weeks ,she goes to Hank and there is no one she despised more but she knows something isn't right with Mary and she has to find her sister and she can't do it alone. During the time they work to gather what information they can Catherine who Maggie believes her worst enemy in the orphanage secretly tells Maggie that she will Wed to a man named Thaddeus who ironically was who Mary and Maggie both were supposed to marry They begin a long journey to find Mary then as Mary and Hank stop for food and low and behold Maggie and Catherine are kidnapped .can Hank ever find them ,he has to find Maggie .

I enjoyed reading about Hank's lady love znd what he had to do to not only win her but keep her safe!

I have to say out of the Blue's brothers Hank is my favorite. Hank has been back in Beckham for two years but still hasn't figured out a way to stop the deacons. Maggie and her sister Mary have grown up in the town orphanage. They have both aged out of the orphanage but are allowed to stay by Mrs. Whipple. Mrs. Whipple ,with the help of the deacons, have supposedly sent Mary to marry their "nephew". Mary has been gone for weeks with no word and now the deacons want to marry her off. Maggie can't stand Handsome Hank but she goes to him for help because there is no one else.Cassie has written a cute love story and an adventure in one. I highly recommend you add this to your collection. If you don't have the series, start it now.

I did not give the first two books in this series very good reviews because of the high amount of repetition and the cliff hanger endings. To give credit where credit is due, this book was much better!! I still find myself resenting the cliff hanger endings as they are so obvious an attempt to buy the next book. I have read other series, i.e., Nora Robert's flower series, where each book is about the characters in all of the series, but each book is complete when it ends.

Hank's Rescued Bride picks up right where The Drifter's Mail-Order Bride left off. Questions are answered and awareness is raised. Cassie Hayes and her companion authors have written another excellent trio of stories following the Blue brothers. Cassie's contribution is the story of Handsome Hank. The story has tension, romance, mystery, and danger. Will Hank be able to help Maggie find her missing sister? Will Maggie ever learn to trust Hank? Just what are the terrible deacons of Beckham up to?One of the amazing features of this series is the way the story lines and characters from the authors' other books and series are seamlessly woven into the fabric of the Dalton universe.

Any female in danger, Hank was there to help. The series focuses on a group of under handed Deacons who supposedly place women with husbands. The orphanage is paid a lot of money to continue its business and as girls become of age, the Deacons say they find husbands and send the girls off by train. Hank believes differently and follows one girl who is in trouble with a female friend who is looking for her sister as she disappeared several months ago. How they are able to rescue the promised brides, find the Deacons and others makes the story a great read.

Growing up in an orphanage, Maggie Bishop never depended on anyone but her sister, Mary, who disappeared after becoming a mail-order bride. Maggie was determined to find her and along the way she crossed paths with handsome Hank Blue. Their last encounter was not pleasant but she never forgot him. To add to other circumstances that made the Blue sisters escape their town to go to Texas, Maggie was sure some Deacons of the town were the cause of her sister's disappearance. Many events happened to Maggie, Mary and Hank before she realizes what is in her best interest. Good book in a good series.

A gang of slavers has been luring women with the promise of marriage when they leave orphanages, and selling them into slavery. Hank and Maggie have been in love like forever but they can't seem to admit it. Maggie is turning 21 and will have to leave the orphanage. Hank will do anything to protect Maggie including rescuing her from the slavers singlehandedly. Hanks sisters evaded the slavers by escaping to Texas and marrying ranchers. The bad guys have forced hanks family into bankruptcy.

A compelling tail that keeps you glued to the book. I highly recommend it.

Just a nice story but no oomph in it. Quite mild and unexciting really.