The story line for this story was the usual man must marry to get his inheritance, a ranch that he wants to turn into a mustang sanctuary. But Carson Granger has no intention of knuckling down to his father trying to rule him from the grave. Okay; I have read a few books with this similar idea. Now add in Aurora McAllister, who has been two-timed by her fiance; still familiar. Things get more interesting when you add in the dog that Rory brings with her. Both Rory and her dog, Mistral have unusual hidden parts to their stories. Something not so hidden is Rory's very obvious pregnancy.
Yes, from the unusual way they meet until the story ends, you can see many differences.
I liked the story, although some of it was kind of predictable; it had added parts that made it different and fun. Like Carson's love, passion and knowledge of the wild horses, that was added to the story. The different people in the story were quirky and fun too. The only thing that made me uncomfortable about the story was Rory's sensing animals and people's feelings. At least they didn't attribute it to being physic; which I would have hated. The story never went into the why of it, just that it was a part of who she was.
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