Thea Michener accepts a position as a midwife in Cimarron Creek after being left destitute by a dead husband and stillborn baby. She is not expecting an abandoned baby dropped off at her doorstep, and certainly not by a handsome Texas Ranger, but she is not sure she has the strength in her broken heart to make room for them. Ranger Jackson Guthrie finds Thea intriguing, but his motives for finding her in Cimarron Creek are bigger than a pretty face—and as he seeks the truth to his brother’s murder, he hopes that she can help him find the answers that he needs.
Once again, readers return to Cimarron Creek for a sweet story, as romance blossoms among a historic small town. There are many characters and storylines with this novel and it is a little distracting from the main storyline at times. However, the romance is clean and the characters are enjoyable to read. There is a bit of mystery and intrigue woven among the pages that keep the plot interesting. It is a good book for those who like simple, historical romance.
I received a copy of this book from Revell Publishing in exchange for an honest review.
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