Review: Montana Girl finds an Aussie Cowboy and a Second Chance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
I usually don't like fickle impulsive characters. I don't know if it's jealousy because I'm not that way or knowing you/I can't count on someone stinks. I do however like Scarlett Buck, a lot. She maybe impulsive and a free spirit, but she's definitely not selfish and her heart is in the right place. Scarlett gets bad news when she's half way around the world and out of money. In her hurry to get home, she convinces herself she can do something and be okay with it as long as it gets her home quickly and the universe brings her Mitch.I love how when things didn't go as planned for both Mitch and Scarlett, Mitch didn't go the typical way I guy would. Mitch really showed he was a man. I also love how Mitch handled the situation with his mate Robbo and ex, that too just reinforces his good qualities. I love that he didn't give up on Scarlett even if he wanted to. I love that Scarlett was willing to go the extra mile and make things right with her sister and even with Mitch. I know the title says "second chance" but there is nothing second rate about this story or its characters. I'm sure you've noticed all the loves I've used and they are for a really good reason.It's funny, but this novella is a little over a hundred pages long and somehow, this story makes total sense and as someone who usually scoffs, literally, at insta-love that's a big deal. There's no sense of incompleteness when you finish and the fact that the story manages to cover all the bases and insecurities both Scarlett and Mitch have, just makes this all the better.I honestly had never read anything by Trish Morey before Second Chance Bride, but I can't tell you how impressed I am with this story and in turn with her and I have no doubt you will too.