
Mary Antzak
Life is hard. But it apparently is particularly hard for Mason and Paige. Not really ever recovering from a family tragedy, Mason lives his life as only a shell of his former life. Paige had been busy but living far, far away since those events. So when she comes back, everyone, but especially these two, have to come to grips with what happened. The story is full of deep-seated prejudices, anger, hurts, turmoil, and mourning. And family drama. Heavy family drama. This sort of theme is not my usual topics I lean to in my books but it’s good to break out of the mold now and then. Upon finishing the book, I found myself emotionally invested in the Calhoun family and all that had happened. This is book 3 in a series but not likely I’ll read any of the rest. Interesting read just too heavy subject matter for me. I received an advanced reader copy from the publisher in exchange for my volunteer review.
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Debbie Caswell
This is another well written book in this wonderful series While you don't have to read the previous two books as the back story is well explained I definitely think you will enjoy it more if you have read them This is Mason Calhoun and Paige Drew's they where school yard sweethearts and had their whole life in front of them till one tragic night when a car accident in which Mason was driving killed his brother and drove these young lovers apart Now six years later Paige has just lost her job on Trinity Calhoun’s pit crew (see Montana Daughter book 2) and she has decided to return to Bigfork. There she reconnects with mason most of the town have forgiven him his youthful accident and he now works at his fathers business a place where Paige gets a job With him unable to stop blaming himself for the accident and her blaming herself as she felt she distracted him can they have any chance Throw in the fact that her father is the sheriff and he has it in for the Calhoun's do they have any chance at a future together. You will have to read to see