Trey Sheenan's finally released from prison after four years for an accidental death while defending a pregnant woman being beaten by her boyfriend. Trey has always been the gorgeous "bad boy" since a child. Coming home to Marietta, Montana presents tons of concerns. His four brothers are happy to see him return, but most of the town isn't. Trey is desperate to see his 5-year-old son, TJ and McKenna Douglas, the woman he has loved all his life. Hoping to share their lives together with their son, his knee jerk reaction to step in and protect, blew their lives to shreds. It's been two years since he has seen his son.
To his surprise, upon reaching town, Trey learns his true love is due to marry a safe, stable man who will become father to his son. Arriving at the church as McKenna is about to make the walk down the aisle, he convinces her to give him just five minutes to discuss his place in his son's life after she marries. If TJ hadn't recognized his father and demanded to go to him, things might have come down differently. As it was Trey, along with his son and the kidnapped prospective bride, are set on a course to satisfy his one wish just to spend Christmas with the son he loves more than life.
Somewhere along the journey McKenna relives all the reasons she both loves and fears the young man she fell in love with when she was only fifteen. Trying to prove he is a new mature adult that can be considerate and thoughtful of everyone else is confusing to her that he has truly changed. But can they feel the young love they once did and carve themselves into a happy, caring family?
THE KIDNAPPED CHRISTMAS BRIDE is book three of the Taming of the Sheenans series and was one of those stories that I couldn't put down once started until that very last page was turned. It is refreshing to read of a young love that is so strong it can last through the worst of times. I really loved this read and would definitely recommend it to anyone that wants a true emotional love story that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy for a time to come. I have not had the pleasure of reading any works from Jane Porter but can assure you, THE KIDNAPPED CHRISTMA BRIDE will not be the last. I love her style of writing and the terrific plot.
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