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She was "Heaven with a Gun" a notorious masked outlaw who grants hard-drinking journalist Jim Coyne a career making interview--if in exchange, the handsome Irish ex-boxer will agree to let her recover from a gunshot wound by masquerading as his wife.

Now the unexpected girl beneath the mask and the Irish brawler will risk everything for a passion as reckless and untamed as America's wild west.

This is a novella of approximately 25,000 words, which would be about 125 pages in a paperback book.

Heaven with a Gun edition by Connie Brockway Romance eBooks

I enjoyed Heaven With A Gun but it wrapped up too quickly for the material involved. The heroine's background was glossed over. I enjoyed the fresh take on a Robin Hood heroine. She's clever and resourceful and likeable. The hero, a reporter from the big city stuck in the West, was also likeable and interesting. The difficulty was that they didn't have much to do. I wasn't interested in the events with other townspeople. I would have preferred more interaction between the main characters or more of an advance through time. I didn't believe the extent to which each would overturn their lives based on the time they spent together. I could see his motivation, but not hers. It's a fun read with some clever tweaks. (I loved how she got her reputation.) I wanted her to be a little less insecure and I wanted him to be smarter. When the problem with a story is wanting more of all of it, it's hard to pinpoint what's wrong. Everything was great and then it was over. I wanted more of the events leading to the final pages. The ending felt rushed.

Product details File Size 362 KB Print Length 94 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date January 24, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00B5YUA6O

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Heaven with a Gun edition by Connie Brockway Romance eBooks Reviews

I thought this was a perfect short read. I had a rough day at work and downloaded this -- it made me laugh and it's just the right length. Loved it!
I would have given it more if I wasn't afraid that it glorified guns. The "wil d west" did not use many guns, especially little handguns.
Not a bad book. Book story line fair. I think this book started off good then dropped the ball for awhile.
I alternately read westerns and Regency. I think I caught this one at a low point in my interest level, and I am probably not being completely fair tot this author in my hindsight feeling about the work. I would like to read another Brockaway to see how I really should feel about the author. FB
I'm a huge Connie Brockway fan and she is an auto-buy for me. This novella did not disappoint. The gorgeous ex-boxer of a hero and a sassy heroine reminded me a bit of "The Quiet Man." If you enjoy this novella, I highly recommend Brockway's "A Dangerous Man" which combines the Old West and England in a fantastic way. One of my favorite romance novels.
Heaven With a Gun

I find it uncanny that Connie can write about so many different spheres of the world. Honestly, Scotland to Texas.
This romantic yarn was exciting with a complete change of direction.
I love the way Connie brings together in drips and drabs a romantic interlude, that slowly emerges and bursts into a dazzling of full blown love, and then descends into sizzling sex.
First of all, I will admit there were a few mistakes in my reading with the . 1 for I and the like, as well as the hero's age changing. All of these, I imagine, will change and be edited to enhance an already engaging and fun story. I am not faulting the story for that.

I loved this story of a gunslinging (but really, an exceptionally clever and resourceful) woman and a retired boxer, now fighting journalist who meet up in an old western Texan town where they fall in love. This is a very short story, but I only felt its shortness at the end (which was a bit quick for me). I wanted to see more and felt the ending was very quickly resolved.
I loved the interaction between the two characters. I loved reading about a man who was respectful to women, even if it was slowly killing him. I loved the woman who could make a fool of any man around her, and curb others to her favor.

I can't say too much without giving the story away (it is a novella), but I loved it from the very beginning with the description of the endless Texas sky through the setup (in the description) to the sweet/movie-esque ending.

I wanted to read another novella by Connie Brockway.
I would recommend this to anyone who likes fun western romances, like those depicted in Maverick (movie), Romancing the Stone's Jesse, and Teresa Medeiros's Nobody's Darling.
I enjoyed Heaven With A Gun but it wrapped up too quickly for the material involved. The heroine's background was glossed over. I enjoyed the fresh take on a Robin Hood heroine. She's clever and resourceful and likeable. The hero, a reporter from the big city stuck in the West, was also likeable and interesting. The difficulty was that they didn't have much to do. I wasn't interested in the events with other townspeople. I would have preferred more interaction between the main characters or more of an advance through time. I didn't believe the extent to which each would overturn their lives based on the time they spent together. I could see his motivation, but not hers. It's a fun read with some clever tweaks. (I loved how she got her reputation.) I wanted her to be a little less insecure and I wanted him to be smarter. When the problem with a story is wanting more of all of it, it's hard to pinpoint what's wrong. Everything was great and then it was over. I wanted more of the events leading to the final pages. The ending felt rushed.