I have enjoyed every book I’ve read by Jodi Thomas. This is
no exception. Seeing well-loved characters pop up with new ones makes this a
fascinating read.
Having grown up in West Texas, I believe I know where Ransom
Canyon is. Whether I’m right or not, the series is a must-read for anyone who
loves western romance and the Southwestern culture. Jodi Thomas brings the land
in as a character as well as the people in her stories.
Blade Hamilton has inherited a ranch and comes to
investigate the likelihood of being able to sell the place. His land is
separated from his nearest neighbor by a dark blue lake, Indigo Lake. When he
meets his neighbor, Dakota Davis, he learns the Hamilton and Davis families are
enemies.
Dakota’s grandmother, who I instantly loved, makes certain
Blade knows he is treading on dangerous ground by setting foot on Davis land.
Dakota’s sister, Maria, was blinded in an accident but still cooks as if she
were sighted. Maria sells her jams and jellies in town.
Another thread of the story deals with Lauren Brigman and
Lucas Reyes and Reid Collins. Reid is the one who claimed to have saved himself
and friends when they were fifteen, although Lucas was really the hero. Now,
Reid is in trouble.
I really can't reveal more without giving spoilers. I will say I was happy to see some loose ends pleasantly resolved. Once again, Ms Thomas weaves together a compelling story
unable to resist. Don’t miss this book. At the back is a reprint of the
novella, WINTER CAMP, as a bonus.
I must give this book 5 stars!
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