Twilight at Wild Springs
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Family is always worth the fight
Lily Parkman has a Texas-size secret. For years, the single mother has managed to keep the true identity of her daughter Hayden’s father under the saddle. But after a mysterious note turns up at Wild Springs Ranch, Lily knows it’s time to come clean…starting with Wild Springs' ruggedly handsome foreman, Jonas Buchanan.
Jonas already suspects that his deceased brother is Hayden’s real father. Still, the widowed rancher isn’t prepared for what Lily’s revelation means for their friendship—or their future. They both soon discover that when there’s more to love, there’s more at stake. And when a troublesome figure from the past comes to Last Ride, they must fight like never before…or risk losing their newfound family forever.
Bonus novella! When Ruby Parkman's daughter elopes with Brennan Taylor's son, the former high school sweethearts join forces to put a stop to the marriage. But fighting their own rekindled attraction might be tougher than convincing their lovesick teenagers to come home.
Last Ride, Texas
Book 1: Spring at Saddle Run
Book 2: Christmas at Colts Creek
Book 3: Summer at Stallion Ridge
Book 4: Mornings at River's End Ranch
Book 5: A Texas Kind of Cowboy
Book 6: Twilight at Wild Springs
Customer Reviews
Twilight at Wild Springs
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley and I am voluntarily reviewing it.
I adored this book. Personally I’m giving it 10 stars (sorry for the retailers who have no imagination with their rating system!!!) I hated for it to end. The author is an old favorite of mine. This book is just another reason why I love Ms. Fossen. The plot is smooth, the characters are believable and all the twists and turns imaginable for a couple to go through (including her daughter and his step-son!)
This is written in a multiple POV format. Getting that glimpse into the main characters’ thoughts, help me to better understand them and connect with them. Especially with all of the emotional turmoil here. There were some very great lines that really resonated in me.
How can you not love two single parents who work hard on a ranch? Raise their children with love and respect. All while keeping me, the reader, on pins and needles!
This is a slightly sexy read. Those few scenes are very highly glossed over with no graphic details (more of a fade to black.) This is a keeper and one that will definitely be re-read over and over!