Review: Definitely the sweetest of the series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
Oh, how I've missed the 'Mossy Glenn Ranch' series and its wonderful characters by author Bailey Bradford. It's been five WHOLE months since the last installment and I was starting to go into withdrawal. Really, Bailey? You didn't have to leave me hanging for so long! *grins* The Mossy Glenn Ranch isn't your run of the mill ranch and these guys are far from average cowboys. Each book in the series has been engaging, with me falling in love over and over with all of the characters. I expected no less from 'Riding and Regrets'.Jody is beyond shocked when his sister shows up at the ranch with a two-year-old named Priscilla, informing Jody the mom is dead and he's the father. He doesn't remember anything about ever having sex with a woman although there's that one night he doesn't remember much about. Of course, Jody has absolutely no contact with any member of his family, so the hatred his sister spews is to be expected. Jody hasn't got the first clue about how to take care of a toddler, much less a girl. Luckily for him he lives at the Mossy Glenn and they've made themselves into a family of their own and none of them are going to let Prissy suffer or be neglected. Jody enrolls Prissy at the local daycare run by Gertie whose nephew, Noel, has just come to stay with her from California. Noel is tired of being used and thrown away by men, tired of his parents who don't care about him or his siblings, and tired of the nightmares. The only bright light in his whole childhood was Aunt Gertie and so he's come to stay for awhile and get his bearings.Jody and Noel are two of the most love starved men I've ever met. Both just want someone to love and to be loved. This is probably, hands down, the sweetest of the series, so far. Jody and Noel are really wonderful together, Prissy is adorable, and the guys at the ranch are as amazing as always. Well done, Bailey!NOTE: This book was provided by Totally Bound for the purpose of a review on Rainbow Book Reviews