Carol Cox is
a fairly new author for me. She’s
written some of the Inspirational Romances (I call them Christian Harlequins)
and some other novels. I’ve been able to
read some of her more recent releases including Love in Disguise and Trouble in Store. I’ve also read the novella
collection A Match Made in Texas that she contributed to.
Amelia comes
home to Granite Springs knowing that her father has been ill but is shocked
when she discovers him on death’s door.
Spending his last days with him is important to her, and she is informed
of a story he’s been working on regarding the Great Western Company. After her father passes, she decides to run
the newspaper and discover what her father was trying to uncover. She refuses to publish anything but the
truth.
Ben is
grateful for the job his father’s friend has given him at Great Western. He’s run away from God’s call back east and
hopes he’ll be able to avoid it in Arizona.
When his boss gives him the task of keeping tabs on Amelia, he feels
he’s been given a rare opportunity to impress.
Once he gets to know Amelia, it’s more than a job to him and he comes to
care for her.
While they
start out on opposite sides of the issue, these two end up working really well
together. Ben begins to question the
company, but never sacrifices his morals to go along with anything he
finds. He was my favorite character.
I really
enjoyed this book. Besides Ben, I liked
some of the supporting characters as well.
Homer especially was a nice character, and I liked reading his
story. This book is a nice read for
those days when you want to read a good romance with that happily ever
after. Good Book!
*I received
a copy of this book from Bethany House through NetGalley in exchange for an
honest review.
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