Reviewed by AubreyBook provided by NetGalley for reviewReview originally posted at Romancing the BookI really liked this novel. At first I was a little confused with how Casey could have kept her children away from their father Wyatt. As I continued reading I understood more why she did what she did but I never fully liked her as the heroine. I did, however, really like Wyatt. He was a man of integrity and knew what he wanted. He went after what he wanted and didn’t stop till he got Casey.I found Casey to be very selfish and kind of immature. Everyone kept saying that she was full of spunk and very independent but I found her to be spineless. A good mother does not withhold the father’s identity from their kids unless the father is a mass murderer or a rapist. Wyatt is not a criminal. She had no reason to keep his identity from the kids.Even though Casey was not a well loved character I could see why Wyatt loved her. He never stopped loving her. He did everything in his power to make Casey believe in him and believe in their family. I really liked how Wyatt did not listen to what others thought. He had a goal and he went after it. Wyatt made Casey more likable to me. He made her more human and down to earth.I now want to go back and read the first three books in the series. I’ve always love Linda Lael Miller’s novels. They are always well written and thoughtful. I’m really looking forward to reading Wyatt’s sister’s story. I really liked her character in this book. Walker Parrish and Casey Elder have two children together, but Casey has never acknowledged that Walker is the father of her children because she fears that her signing career would be damaged if the truth were known. Now Casey is tired of life on the road and has settled down in Parable, MT, Walker's home town. Casey and Walker decide to marry and announce that Walker is the father of Casey's children. Their daughter has problems accepting the change in her relationship with Walker.
Nice summer read about a rodeo cowboy and country singer who have loved each other for a long time.
—houston10
as usual love this book! this series is amazing and this book was no different.
—sang
Love visiting Parable, Montana!
—Rochelle
