I’m not usually a fan of secret baby romances, but Jessie did a wonderful job on Louise and Ty’s story. I love the connection they have. This is a great story!
Thank you, Rachael, and I agree - I'm so amazed at how Jessie can take an idea like a "secret baby" romance, and come up with such a unique and wonderful story each and every time!
Just finished this perfect Valentine’s Day book! Special blend of sweet and swoony -with a splash of sizzle. And happy birthday, Jay!! From one of your adoring fans, thank you for the romance you bring to life for us. (And you too, Jessie)
Fascinated by these clean Christian romancesI can see Ty's Mom, working to stay busy because she is an artist/craftsman; and because she wants to work. But... you would think a big-time, well-known, successful champion hockey player could and would help supplement his mother's income/living!
This was so awesome. I have laughed and cried and cheered from start to finish... I cannot wait to hear fort story you guys are totally spectacular amazing and a true blessing thank you thank you thank you very much
Thank you, Sally! As much as I loved my first book with Jessie (The Cowboy's Best Friend, book 1 in that series), I remember reading this one and thinking "wow!"
This book really was incredible. It was better than I could’ve imagined. A wonderful second chance, surprise child romance. I absolutely loved these characters and getting to know more of Sweet Water. I’m super pumped for Ford’s story and eagerly anticipating Georgia’s! Audio addition: This book had the most physical romance (still very clean) of any I’ve heard Dyess read. I was very impressed at how it came across. As always, an audio that caused me to continue to listen (even though I read it earlier this year) rather switch to reading a new book.
Thank you so much, Michaela! I think making you want to continue to listen is one of the best compliments I could ever get! You're right about the story, too - one of my top five faves of Jessie's!
In 9 years, Louise has never made a decision that put herself first. In 9 years,Ty has never made a decision that didn’t put himself first. Can a Ty ever put anyone first on a consistent basis? I don’t see a basic life change for Ty.
How much do you forgive a man who has made promises, left you a 17 pregnant teenager and never considered that his actions had consequences that significantly affected your life and unlikely for the better. She should have told him to find another co-chair. I would have told him he had a daughter and owed back child support . Ty didn’t come back for Louise or even to apologize but because his agent wanted him to go low profile. Ty doesn’t suddenly get a conscience or put any one ahead of his self interests. His character doesn’t ring true.
After you read the 1st book in the series where Palmer gets $500,000 million after taxes, this story doesn’t make sense. When this book starts, Louise who is Palmers sister shouldn’t be working herself to death if her brother with whom she lives has $500 million! Grandma is not doing the back breaking work of jarring tomatoes and canning corn!! Sawyer, their brother, should have a house and workers on his land, if Palmer has $500 million. PLUS One guy dies and is giving 3 people in the same family a billion dollars each???? No.
I really hated the fact they just ignored the Ty reasons... and lack of knowledge of her pregnancy.... while making her the victim... which thing she made herself by HER DECISIONS
Well, I don't want to give spoilers here, and, while I agree with you that it's not right to keep a man's child from him, there are some other things that come out a little later that help us understand her decision and see that it wasn't all her fault. : )
