Review
For the past seven years, Maggie Hollister has faced Christmas alone with her daughter, Holly, and ever since Holly was old enough to ask for a present from Santa, she has wanted a daddy. This time, Maggie is going to fulfill her daughter's wish. She hires a Texas Ranger to find her daughter's father. Matt Weston is a pro when it comes to tracking people. Yet he never imagined the personal stake he would have in this search. The more time he spends with Maggie, the more confused he gets. And when he locates Rafe Hollister, he realizes that this is one wish that he would rather Maggie forget. Take a reluctant father with deplorable manners, add his saloon girlfriend, and there's more than enough to cause trouble in the Hollister household. Will Matt stay and explore his feelings for Maggie in hopes that she will feel the same way? Or will he consider his job done and allow Maggie's wish to come true? Ms. Ihle has done an admirable job in combining just the right dose of humor and steam to make this an enjoyable read. The characters are believable and easily capture our hearts. Creating the secondary storyline between Rafe and his saloon girlfriend adds a whole new element to the book. The reader is left feeling that all the loose ends have been neatly tied. Remarkable details -- I spent several minutes wiping my eyes after Matt and Rafe had their 'education' sessions in the cabin. This was a western romance packed full of flavor! Amy Wilson --
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