Review : A Rancher to Remember

A Rancher to Remember by Karen Rock

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Western, Heartwarming, Clean

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Pages: 368

Published April 1st 2019 by Harlequin Heartwarming

They can’t change the past…

but they can choose their future 

Globe-trotting journalist Cassidy Fulton is back in Carbondale, Colorado. Only she can’t remember why—or the accident that killed her estranged sister. Helping her piece together this mystery is her brother-in-law and former fiancé, Daryl Loveland. Overcoming their grief seems impossible. Yet one thing is clear: Cassidy can’t imagine her life without Daryl or her adorable niece and nephew. But can the ranch ever really be her home?

Cassidy is a Journalist has been working hard getting herself in dangerous situations to reveal the truth behind corruption in different countries. Now shes back home with no memory of a crash she was involved in, the same crash that killed her sister. While trying to gain her memory back of what happens shes going to stick around for Daryl brother-in-law and former fiance. If she didn't have enough on her place old feelings arise and she has an itch to go back to her high risk journalism job that would save people.

I really liked how this book came not wasn't sure what I was getting into when I picked this book up. I loved that there was bit of action in the bits that really show how truly high risk her job was and how that would make having a close family life would make things difficult. Then there was the mystery surrounding what happen in the crash wondering what the two sisters talked about that led her back to help out. I enjoyed seeing that connection rekindle after heartbreak and betrayal happen that wasn't what originally made them split but really solidified that things weren't looking good for the two. You know now that I'm thinking of it when I read a story like this its usually from a different situation where the women is left as a widow and the brother in law is the one that helps, its was interesting seeing it switched around from this point of view. Overall really good book I really enjoyed it.