Daisy Dawson, nine months pregnant, is set to marry the baby’s
father, but as it gets later and later and no groom, she begins to
worry. Then comes the phone call. Her prospective groom, doesn’t
really love her and can’t face the marriage. Angry and humiliated,
Daisy takes off. She’s so angry she throws her cell phone out the
car window, rips off her veil, and goes.
Then on a deserted
country road, her baby decides to make an appearance. Daisy has no
way to get help until Harrison McCord, the handsome stranger staying
at the Dawson Ranch in Cabin 1, pulls up and helps deliver the baby.
Daisy is incredibly grateful until Harrison gathers the Dawson clan
and tells them what he’s there for.
Ten years ago
Daisy’s father lost the ranch on a bet. With his father dead,
Harrison is now there to claim his inheritance. The Dawson brothers
want to take legal action, but Daisy thinks maybe there’s another
way if she can make Harrison see how much the ranch means to the
family.
This is a gentle
love story in which the characters grow and come to accept their need
for each other. There are no sex scenes, just a romance that will
pull you in and make you root for their happiness. This is the second
book in the Dawson Family Ranch Series, but it works as a standalone.
The author does a good job of filling in the important details from
the previous book.
I received this book
from Harlequin for this review.
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