Review : Dead Ringer

Dead Ringer by B.J. Daniels

(Whitehorse, Montana: The McGraw Kidnapping #2)

Genre : Western, Contemporary, Romance, Thriller, Suspense, 

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Pages: 288

Published: September 1st 2017 by Harlequin Intrigue

 Can a stubborn cowboy recapture the one who got away? 

Ledger McGraw may know all about horses, but he doesn't know anything about the lie that broke up his first romance with waitress Abby Pierce. Abby, tricked into marrying the wrong man, is at the end of her tether in her abusive relationship. When she learns the truth about her terrible marriage, she becomes desperate to escape it—before her jealous husband kills her. 

Though Ledger's heart was wounded by Abby, he'll still do anything to protect her and free her from her violent spouse. He's determined to win her back and reignite their passion…

This is book two for those of you just seeing this review and although this book is good on its own, it would be great if you'd check out the first book. Since I've read the previous book.

So tragedy struck when the McGraw twins were kidnapped many years ago. Assumed to be taken by the mother and so many years past little has been done.

Then in comes a guy claiming to be one of the missing twins with a item only one of the kids would have. The family is on the fence about this wondering if he who he claims to be. Meanwhile Abby on the other side is an abused women who is stuck with a bit of amnesia after what she is told about an accident. She's working on gaining back that memory but until then shes back with his husband and has a feeling that he she keeps staying with him, he just might kill her. Ledger loved Abby once and would do anything to help her.

You know what describing this book is hard without spoiling this book and I'm working on making this review spoiler free. But trust me when I say that I really loved this book. There was plenty going on. Wondering if that guy really was who he said he was. I loved getting his point of view for brief periods of the book. I also loved getting the point of view of the two main character Abby and Ledger, seeing what was going on in their side of the story as well as how they truly felt about each other. I wouldn't go around calling this book a romance because there was very little of it, and if you love a good clean book then this would be it for you. I Loved the character and the story line was really great and written well. Overall this book was pretty great and I'd highly recommend you lovely readers check out this book (But check out the previous first) . I look forwards to seeing what comes next for this family.