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  • Wyoming Rugged

  • Wyoming Men, Book 5
  • By: Diana Palmer
  • Narrated by: Phil Gigante
  • Length: 8 hrs and 5 mins
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

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Wyoming Rugged

By: Diana Palmer
Narrated by: Phil Gigante
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New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Diana Palmer is back in Wyoming with a tale of love born in Big Sky Country....

Billionaire oilman Blair Coleman has always taken care of his business. After having been used and cast aside by a woman he thought he loved, his personal life is far from his first priority. He knows only one has ever truly cared for him - but the irresistible blonde beauty is the daughter of his best friend.

Niki Ashton has seen her father's friend wounded, and she's seen him fight. Blair is the strongest - and most stubborn - man she's ever known. That very heart and passion makes him the man of her dreams, but whenever they've been in danger of getting close, Blair has always pushed her away.

It takes a possible tragedy to strip away all of Blair's misgivings. Now it's all or nothing: marriage, baby, family, forever. But will the choice be too much for Niki...or too late?

©2015 Diana Palmer (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

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Wyoming Rugged

As always a great read with great characters. i just adore Diana Palmers books/audible . Never tire of them and re read/listen to them them often. Great narator, although the same woman's voice for multi female characters can be a bit disconcerting . Overal 5 Star

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My eye muscles got a work out with all the eye rolling

Diana Palmer stories for me are like KFC. I don’t have it for ages, then when I do, I remember why.

My eye muscles get a work out with all the eye rolling.

The thing that sucks me in to buy the book is the story line in the preview, but when I read it, the characters are not very believable this lets the whole show down and I regret my purchase.

The heroines are often one dimensional, self righteous and simpering. Or have no spine and are totally boring. It seems the intent is to portray the heroine to be so sweet and innocent that she is too good for this world (a phrase that I thinks has actually been used. *eyeroll*).

The males are misogynistic and/or patronising.

The heroine and hero can’t communicate so they are always jumping to the wrong conclusions. Seriously, it’s totally dysfunctional and I spend the majority of the book wishing someone would grow a spine.

It is clear the author is trying to depict a sweet but strong heroine, but unfortunately she falls far short of the mark.

The sentiments in these books are incredibly old fashioned and misogynistic, and come across as self righteous. When describing the heroine in particular, they are quite scathing of a more modern mindset, implying that modern women have fewer morals, and the heroine is therefore almost a freak of nature. (Quite insulting to the reader actually). She doesn’t haven any girlfriends, she’s timid and frail. **another eye roll**. A one dimensional character,

I do not recommend this read.

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