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She writes her love of the land, its peoples, and her H and h. And it's all lush and believable, every character, even the cat. I want Alejandro's coffee recipe, and each step of Molly's journey - especially her grieving for her forever-gone Tim - was drawn with so much understanding. And love. For every one. Keeper.


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Rio Grande Wedding Men Of The Land Ruth Wind 9780373079643 Books Reviews

Alejandro Sosa is in the US for a noble, plausible reason, and my heart went out to him. The author has taken a hero who could have been portrayed as a stereotype and made him a hot, lovable character. The heroine's brother supplied another source of conflict I'd not seen done before--sad, but very realistic.The slow-building sexual tension kept me turning the pages! Great story!
...Rio Grande Wedding"... is a lovely romance. Molly a widow and a nurse by profession wakes one morning to find an unconscious and injured man on her property. She takes one look at his dark features and realizes that he must be an immigrant farm worker (in the country illegally) who was likely injured during a raid the previous night. She is contemplating calling the deputy when he lets out a heartrending cry for his lost "Josefina". Molly decides to use her nursing skills to heal his wounds rather than turning him in.
As Molly heals Alejandro and searches for Josefina, who is his eight year old niece, a tender and sensual romance blossoms between them. "A Rio Grande Marriage" is a little category romance that is jam-packed with more emotion and sensuality than can often be found in a 350+ novel. Although there is a secondary issue that is handled a bit too easily for comfort I'm betting you'll love this one if you enjoy a character driven romance about lonely, vulnerable people.
RIO GRANDE WEDDING is my second book by Ruth Wind aka Barbara Samuel and I enjoyed it as much as IN THE MIDNIGHT RAIN. Even though this story was originally published in 1999, it covers a touchy subject that many Americans feel today illegal immigrants. But the author does it with grace and honesty while looking at both sides.

Molly Sheffield, a young widow and nurse, came upon an unconscious man who was injured from a bullet wound. He was a migrant worker and all her thoughts screamed for her to call the sheriff or an ambulance anything else than what she does.

She managed to get him home and over a period of days, treated him with compassion and respect. She healed his bodily injuries. At the same time Alejandro Sojas gave her life purpose while nurturing her with tenderness.

"Please," he said. "Call me Alejandro."

She nodded but didn't say the word. Not yet. It would roll on her tongue, lilt in her mouth, but she wasn't ready to taste it.

This was one of those unusual Harlequins/Silhouettes in that it contained quite a bit of depth. There was a confused and racist brother, the townspeople that turned their faces and a very sick little girl looking for her uncle. Though Molly's husband passed away four years before, she carried some guilt because she was attracted to another man.

Like so many short romances, it covered days rather than months that most relationships need to mature. But in this case the hero's kindness in the face of everything that happened made me believe that maybe, just maybe, there is a happily married Alejandro and Molly out there somewhere.
She writes her love of the land, its peoples, and her H and h. And it's all lush and believable, every character, even the cat. I want Alejandro's coffee recipe, and each step of Molly's journey - especially her grieving for her forever-gone Tim - was drawn with so much understanding. And love. For every one. Keeper.