Ruth has been kicked out of almost every boarding school that exists. We find her getting kicked out of her final attempt of learning gentility at the beginning of this book. Ruth's mother is ill and has been keeping Ruth away from her to spare her the pain, but Ruth feels like she's letting her mother down. Her mother is proud and just wants the best for her. As she nears the end of her life, Ruth's mother makes it her final wish that Ruth travel to California and find her father.
Arriving disheveled and not at all the proper young lady, Ruth encounters Josh, who has been running the ranch since Ruth's father passed away. They were partners and now Ruth's presence may jeopardize everything that Josh has been working for.
Accidents that can be attributed to Ruth's clumsiness start happening but after a while there are just too many to be just Ruth and Josh's father begins to act odd as well. Josh finds out that his father may not be as honest and he thought and danger comes to the Broken P ranch. Josh realizes that this woman that drives him so insane might be just the thing his life needs.
I really liked this one even with the distracting typos and format issues. As far as I can tell, there was only one more book written in this series, Bittersweet, which follows the story of Laney and Galen. Laney is Josh's sister and has been in love with Galen for quite some time. The foundation for this book has been established pretty well in Letter Perfect, I wasn't surprised to find that the second book was about these two. It's $9.99, too rich for my taste, but I'll watch it and see what happens. Good Book!
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