Review : The Colton's Custody

The Colton's Custody by Dana Nussio

(Coltons of Mustang Valley #5)
Genre: Romantic Suspense, 

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Pages: 288

Published:  March 3rd 2020 by Harlequin Romantic Suspense

A Colton must solve a DNA mystery…

…and save his family from ruin.

One phone call suddenly upends Asher Colton’s life. He discovers his baby daughter might have been switched with single mom Willow Merrill’s. Worse, the day care owner vehemently hates his family. But for the babies’ sake, they work to uncover the truth about the births as threats to the Colton family—and Willow’s business—mount. But can the truth set free a love-scarred rancher and his harshest enemy?

Asher receives a phone call that there is a possibility that his daughter may have been switched at birth. This isn't the first time his family gets the call for switched at birth and upset with this possibly. On top of that the other parent Willow hates his family which is another problem to deal with. After a couple of mishap its clear something bigger is going on. As if Asher needs this to pile onto his father being shot and in a coma thing as well as other issues.

This poor family! I've been reading along with this series getting to know each family member seeing each of their mystery unfold as well as having a bit of romance to find their HEA. I loved seeing Asher and Willows story. Seriously? Another possible switched at birth story? I couldn't help but thing this hospital gotta get their act together. It was interesting seeing who these two were dealing with the news, seeing the process they were going though to figure out if the switch allegations were true. I loved that there was also a few of mishaps and close calls going on, clearly there was something bigger going on but is it connected to the fathers shooting or something else? Theres just go much going on to keep the readers hooked to the very end and I really enjoyed this book. If you are new here definitely check out the whole series if you but this book still is great on its down.