Montana Welcome
by Melinda Curtis
Series: Blackwell Sisters #1
Series Rating:
Published by Harlequin Heartwarming on August 1, 2020
Genres: Sweet Cowboy Romance
Pages: 368
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Also in this series: Montana Wishes, Montana Dreams, Montana Match, Montana Wedding
A bride on the run
And a cowboy to show her the way home…
Lily Harrison’s wedding day isn’t quite what she imagined. Not only does her fiancé not love her, she’s just discovered she’s a Blackwell—a member of Montana’s well-known ranching family. Now Lily’s ditched her own wedding for a road trip with handsome cowboy Conner Hannah. But will Lily find her answers in Montana…or lose the cowboy she’s already begun falling for?
USA TODAY Bestselling Author
Montana Welcome by Melinda Curtis is about a young woman trying to figure out her place in life.
Wil
l Lily Harrison figure out what she wants in life?
Lily Harrison
Lily Harrison is our leading lady and one of a set of triplets in her sibling line. She is a spitball of a character, and I enjoyed reading her story. I love that despite what Lily being told all of her life that she shouldn’t do something, she does it anyway. Not only that, but Lily is learning to stand on her own two feet and talk back to her family about what she wants to do. Lily comes out of her shell a lot by spending time with her newly found lineage and learning about a certain cowboy that rescued her. I am enjoying these sisters, and I can’t wait for more.
Conner Hannah
Conner Hannah works at the Blackwell Ranch as basically the jack of all trades despite owning his own ranch. He is a character that tries to follow the rules as best as he can. Yet, Conner still has the urge to break them all the time. Conner wants Lily to realize that Lily can do whatever she wants if she sets her mind to do it despite what her family thinks. He is a great character, and Big E knew this when he sent the two of them to make their way to Montana. I loved everything about these two. Throughout the story, Lily calls Conner “Commando Cowboy”, which I found hilarious.
Five Stars
Montana Welcome by Melinda Curtis is such a sweet, loving, and cute start of the new series book. Ms. Curtis did an awesome job of putting forth the beginning of the Blackwell Sisters series. I am so happy that they are continuing with the Blackwell Family. The characters are sweet and perfect for this story. My rating for Montana Welcome is five stars. I am recommending this book to all romance readers out there.
Other Books in the Series
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Until the next time,
Happy Reading!
About Melinda Curtis
Traditional Bio
Although Melinda has lived in Georgia and Texas, she’s a California girl at heart. Her earliest memories are of life on an isolated 50-acre sheep ranch in rural Sonoma County, California. Picture rolling hills covered in brown grass, a eucalyptus forest, a long gravel driveway lined with plump sheep and no sidewalks. It was a big deal to drive into town on a one-lane road in a ramshackle, bubble-fendered pickup for an ice cream.
Flash forward to this century. Melinda lives in California’s hot central valley with her husband – her basketball playing college sweetheart. With three kids the couple has done the soccer thing, the karate thing, the dance thing, the Little League thing and, of course, the basketball thing.
Melinda writes sweet to medium heat contemporary romances as Melinda Curtis and red hot reads as Mel Curtis. She loves writing romances about women who don’t realize how strong they are until a hero comes along to show them, while capturing the wry humorous power struggle of falling in love – because, really, who lets the man have the last word?
The above bio and picture were taken from the author’s site.
Reading this book contributed to these challenges:
- 2020 Contemporary Romance Reading Challenge
- 2020 Goodreads Reading Challenge
- 2020 New Release Challenge
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