Historical western filled with steamy romance and the rawness of a growing country.
A letter from a grandfather he’s never met has Brody Yates escorted across the country to work on a ranch rather than entering prison. But his arrival in Oregon proves prison may have been the lesser of two evils. A revenge driven criminal, the high desert, and his grandfather’s beautiful ward may prove more dangerous than anything he’d faced on the New York docks.
Lilah Wells is committed to helping others: the judge who’d taken her in years ago, the neighboring children, and the ranch residents, which now includes the judge’s handsome wayward grandson. And it all gets more complicated when her heart starts ruling her actions.
A Reader's Opinion
I
would like to say that I loved this book, Brody, but I really preferred the
first two stories, Davis and Isaac. If you like western romance, then Brody's
own story will surely please you. It's a sweet historical country story about
finding love and happiness.
This novel is set in 1891, Oregon. It tells the story of Brody, a little bit of
a bad boy who will get a second chance to redeem himself! Instead of being sent
to prison, the judge sentences him to work on a cattle ranch in Oregon where
lives his grandfather. Brody hasn't seen him in several years and is quite
happy to be able to help him, but he didn't plan to meet sweet Lilah. She
loves to help others, especially children like Rosie, Dooley, Amelia. But when things
get rough around her, Brody will come to her rescue! Just follow Brody and
Lilah's journey filled with twists and turns.
Paty Jager really captured the essence of the country life during that period of time. This story is a delight to read, a quick read, with a well-developed plot blended with charming characters.
Paty Jager really captured the essence of the country life during that period of time. This story is a delight to read, a quick read, with a well-developed plot blended with charming characters.
Reviewed by: Nicole Laverdure for Books & Benches
Rating: 4
Stars: Pretty Darn Great! In the reader's opinion, this was a great book and
they think you should read it, too.
Content Rating: 3 Hearts
