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It might be the pride of hard work on rugged terrain, the welcoming community, or the memories—but wherever the folks of Morgantown may roam, they have a way of coming back to the ranch . . .There’s a reason Jackson Lymond left the Air Force, but he’s not telling a soul. He’d rather keep things
simple, while trying to start a new life helping his older brother on their northern California ranch. At least Morgantown’s flirty local bartender can keep his mind off the past—that is, until he runs into Daisy Miller . . .
Daisy doesn’t really expect Jackson to remember her. Back in school she did her best to blend in—and pretend she didn’t have five brothers who’d hogtie any boy who even looked at her. These days though, she and Jackson might have more in common than just their ranching relatives. After all, they both left home only to return. Trouble is, under the watch of her fiercely protective family, Daisy is longing for some privacy. Letting Jackson into her life could make that even more difficult—or it might be the second chance they’re both looking for . . .AMAZON 3 STARS
Good main characters in a great community and some excellent secondary people. One of those secondary people is Jackson's brother, Cauy. The dynamics between the two of them was so often strained at times. Cauy wasn't much of a talker and Jackson was a direct opposite of that. He was someone who often talked so much and put his foot in his mouth. But he was also someone who would be the first one to admit that was true. But that didn't make him a bad guy. In fact, he had so many positive qualities and skills.
Daisy was an interesting woman who was feeling the pull of two worlds. She was incredibly skilled and creative in both. She also had some really good close girlfriends that she could blow steam off with. Nancy, Yvonne Nancy and Yvonne are their names. Each with a quirky personality.
Both Jackson and Daisy had secrets and not only them but their families had a lot of secrets too. I sensed from the story that Daisy's mom leaving years ago might just be one of them. It probably isn't as cut and dried as it appears to be.
This was a pretty emotional story at times but it also had resolution of several of the problems that were brewing. The only thing I was disappointed about was that the visit by Daisy's mother after twenty years was not included in this story. I thought it was going to be but maybe it will be in a future story.
“I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”
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