By: Ann B. Harrison
My Copy: Ebook from Author
Book Whisperer's Rating: 2/5
Libby is
set on taming the outback as she takes over Quincy Station, but can she tame
her rough neighbor, Nathan's, hardened heart as well? Nathan Miller rattles
Libby's nerves more than she cares to admit. He is the one person that stands
between her and the family home that has been left to her. So why then does the
man stir her up to such an extent, her body pulses with the need to have him?
They do nothing but clash and snap at one another, and he makes no bones about
the fact she shouldn't be Quincy's Station's new owner, but back in the city
where he thinks she belongs. Having had an unpleasant clash with a "city
girl" once before, Nathan does not think Libby has it in her to stick it
out. He refuses to give in to his urges. But when Mother Nature brings chaos to
Quincy Station and threatens Libby's children, he'll either be proved right in
his assumptions or find his barriers taken down by a stubborn woman and her
kids.
For some reason, I couldn’t
completely immerse myself into this book.
I thought Libby was sweet and her kids were adorable, I thought Nathan
was sexy, and Winston and the foreman were a great addition to the story. However, to me, Nathan was too abrasive. I understand that he was hurt in the past but
he was just out and out rude to Libby and her family. And although Libby didn’t stand for it, she
kept letting him come back into her house for him to scream at her some
more. Nathan was never willing to help
and at first, I thought it was because he was promised the land, however in the
end he states he never wanted the land. Unfortunately,
his attitude rubbed me the wrong way.
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