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Enjoyed this more than I thought I would
I’m not a romance genre reader, but this was a good book and
kept me interested. Madeleine has no
idea that she has two other sisters until her father dies in Colorado and leaves the three girls his
ranch because he had nothing else left to give them. Grant Tyler felt like he needed to do
something because he was a terrible father.
That right there was enough to intrigue me to want to read this book and
see how the girls reacted to each other and what would happen in their lives,
which would turn upside down by this event.
I wasn’t disappointed.
Madeleine never even knew her father and only saw him once
while growing up. He was a sperm-donor
for her mother who wasn’t a good role model.
The girl grows up with many issues.
When Madeleine leaves Florida,
where she works in real estate, she is out of her element. She is having trouble finding the ranch she
has never been to. She stops on the side
of the road when she gets a flat tire and is standing there with a map and a
highlighter to mark the route when Luke sees her as he’s driving by and pulls
over to help. Luke isn’t happy when he
finds out that she now owns the ranch, along with her two new sisters. Luke used to own the ranch and was looking
forward to living on it one day, but while he was in Durango starting his business, his father
sold it to Madeleine’s father in order to get money for Leo’s (Luke’s brother)
medical treatments.
Madeleine usually has her life in order, but that changes
once she’s in Colorado
where her life turns to total chaos.
There is a lot of animosity between Madeleine and her new sisters. One of them leaves in a huff soon after
arriving to go back to California. The other, Libby, attempts to work out a
relationship with Madeleine who really wants no part of it. She just wants to sell the ranch and get back
to her structured life in Florida.
There are several twists and turns along the way, but that
only added to everything that was going on.
Luke and Madeleine fall into a romantic relationship, but the reader
doesn’t know where this is going yet because Madeleine doesn’t want to stay in Colorado and Luke does.
The characters are all believable. Luke’s brother, Leo, is a very good role model
because he’s determined and doesn’t let his handicap get him down, even though
his disease is incurable. This is the
first in a trilogy, so I think the future two books will be about the other two
sisters and a climax to Madeleine’s relationship with Luke.
This book was very easy to read and entertaining as well. I recommend it.
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