Logan is a U.S. Marshal. After 5 years he is on his way back to claim Megan as his bride. Unfortunately, she is in a jail cell, suspected of murder. The problem is that she has lost her memory and can't remember what happened. Determined to find the truth, Logan feels the need to take Megan away from Denver and to the safety of his family's farm. To do that without a chaperon, they decide to get married.
Megan is frustrated about the memory loss, but she also has these unexplained fears about her husband. He has done nothing but treat her with respect and kindness and she vows to make the marriage work. Even if that means proving to Logan that he needs her just as much as he thinks she needs him. He's trying a little too hard to try and protect her and she's trying to figure out how to prove she's not a fragile vase.
This book was about what I expected. I had the killer figured out early which made the ending a little anticlimactic for me. The characters were nice enough and it appears that this book is part of a series. The Charity House series consists of The Marshal Takes a Bride, Hannah's Beau, Loving Bella, The Lawman Claims His Bride, Charity House Courtship, The Outlaw's Redemption, and Finally a Bride. If they popped up for free, I would pick them up, this one was a nice little read. Good Book!
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