River Justice by B.J. Daniels
Genre: Goodreads: ClickPages: 298Published: July 23, 2024
When you look for the truth, there’s no telling what you’ll find…
Brand Stafford has long felt he didn’t quite fit in with his siblings. Now he has the DNA evidence to prove his real father is the Staffords’ ranching rival, Holden McKenna. That secret does more than complicate his family—it’s also made him the prime suspect in a kidnapping. His unlikely ally in clearing his name is Birdie Malone, newly arrived in Powder Crossing in search of answers of her own.
Impetuous and stubborn, Birdie has a knack for pulling Brand out of his comfort zone. Suddenly this rule-following cowboy is determined to do what he knows is right, whether that’s tracking down a kidnapper or finally giving away his heart. Even if he has to put everything on the line to do it…
The Staffords and the McKenna family are hiding all sorts of secrets and I'm loving each moment another family secret is revealed. There is so much to process when it comes to this book that it'll be hard to put this book down once you start. But I will say you might wanna check out the previous books as a refresher as to what is going on and who's who and trust me when I say you'll really enjoy those as well. This book was pretty wild and I can't wait to see what happens next!
When you look for the truth, there’s no telling what you’ll find…
Brand Stafford has long felt he didn’t quite fit in with his siblings. Now he has the DNA evidence to prove his real father is the Staffords’ ranching rival, Holden McKenna. That secret does more than complicate his family—it’s also made him the prime suspect in a kidnapping. His unlikely ally in clearing his name is Birdie Malone, newly arrived in Powder Crossing in search of answers of her own.
Impetuous and stubborn, Birdie has a knack for pulling Brand out of his comfort zone. Suddenly this rule-following cowboy is determined to do what he knows is right, whether that’s tracking down a kidnapper or finally giving away his heart. Even if he has to put everything on the line to do it…
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