Review: Montana Morning
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
Katherine Holman rescued Wesley Merrick from the gallows; he had been accused of rustling. Barely conscious from the beating received from the rustlers that he had been pursuing, Wesley was unable to speak to defend himself. Katherine claimed him under some obscure law but the judge saw that she married him before she left town. But this fit in with her plan; due to a requirement in her father's will Katherine needed to marry so that she could keep the ranch. She had planned to get rid of Wesley after he was recovered and the requirement of the will had been satisfied. She didn't count on Wesley being as forceful as he was or his attraction to her. The feelings of attraction were mutual but she was used to handling the ranch and being her own boss. I liked the fact that the author attributed such independence to Katherine but her perpetual chip on the shoulder toward Wesley bothered me; she wanted him to be there for her but pushed him away at the same time.