Famous bounty hunter Cade Kolby is forced off the trail to decide the fate of his late sister’s orphaned children. He’s not just returning to his hometown and nieces and nephews, but also to the fiery redhead he loved and left 17 years ago.
The last person Zoe Bradshaw wants to see is Cade. She tries to be cool and polite, even as the attraction between them flares up again. Only this time, Zoe is determined to not let Cade get close to her heart.
But the townsfolk have other ideas. They want to see the little orphans with a mother and a father, and they form a plan that includes the possibility of a kiss...
I'm a sucker for a story about the hero leaving the heroine and then having to make it up to her when he comes back. I am also always on the market for a christian fiction book that doesn't point out all my flaws.
This book did both. It's historical, and usually folks either love it or hate it. I like historical. That's not all I read, but I do enjoy a good historical especially if I feel like I've learned something or other. I didn't really feel like I learned anything, it was definately a light read.
I had never read Lori Copeland before. I believe I will like her, she reminds me alot of Lori Wick. Overall this book was a great light read. It was quick and had a happy ending, and that is important to me in a book. I recommend!
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