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Starry Montana Sky (2000)

by Debra Holland(Favorite Author)

3.96 of 5 Votes: 4

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English

genre

Romance

series

Montana Sky

review 1: Not as good as Wild Montana Sky, but still pretty wonderful. I really enjoyed the tension between the main character and her neighbor love interest. I liked that they weren't both--wow this was destiny! But that it took a little more time for them to see how they could understand one another and each be something for each other that they were previously missing. Good, believable adventure and issues that cropped up with the kids of each family. It made it less of a true romance novel to me, which can sometimes be a refreshing change of pace and was here.I'll definitely read more in this series if there ever is anything, and more from Debra Holland.
review 2: I love reading Debra Holland! It is a breath of fresh air to read a series, or a book, that doesn't have... more the problems and the situations that we hear about or we have in this day and age. Not to mention, the romance, and the love that Debra puts into her writing. Starry Montana Sky is set in the Old West, where women are considered fragile, and can't do anything that a man can, let alone run a ranch with Falabella horses. When Samantha moves from Argentina to Sweetwater Springs, MT she is met with people that don't take to her and her son well. Few people think of her as a woman that can handle things on her own. Wyatt Thompson is one such person. He has always wanted the ranch that his ranch sets next to, there was only one problem, Samantha has inherited the ranch from her Uncle and she is not willing to sell! This book has problems such as bullying, and overcoming adversity. The towns folk take kindly to a couple of twins that have problems with authority, not to mention Samantha's son Daniel, who is half Mexican and half American. You will love this book! less

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