Review: Love this series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
Richard had a meeting with all of his kids. He told them he had cut off their credit cards, and trust funds. He bought each child a failing property/business, and wanted each of his kids to turn the business around. Richard wanted each of his kids to experience what success felt like after working hard for it. He placed the deeds to the properties on a table, leaving his sons, and daughter to fight for which one they wanted. Brielle didn't want any part of this. She walked out of the meeting before it was over. She did good for a year, but then the place she worked for went out of business. She couldn't find another job. She had no choice but to beg her dad to give her a chance. The last property left was a ranch in Montana.The story was really good. I could feel the frustrations that Brielle was going through. She wanted to learn, but no one wanted to teach her. Her ranch hands didn't think a city girl stood a chance. I loved the humorous parts in this book that had me laughing. The romance between colt and Brielle was steamy, and sweet. The book described small town living as it really is. I've lived in small towns, and everyone knows everyone. The gossip is always better than the news of a morning newspaper.I love this whole series. This book is a stand alone, but each book is worth reading.