Montana Glory
is the third book in the McCord family trilogy. Since I loved Montana Destiny
and Montana Legacy
(reviews at Montana Legacy and Montana Destiny) I was thrilled when Hachette offered review copies of Montana Glory to bloggers.To reprise, Coot, who owned a huge ranch in Montana died. In his will, he stated that if his three grandsons returned to the ranch and stayed there, and searched for the family treasure, they would share in it. The first two books married off the first two cousins, now it is Zane's turn. Zane is gun-shy about marriage because his parents were unhappy together and his mother insisted that the family move from the ranch he loved to Hollywood, which for a long time, he did not. Eventually he entered the business, but is now back on the ranch.
The leading lady is Riley, a single mom of a four year old. She is hired to clean up the paperwork at the ranch, and the job includes room and board. We learn early on that she is hiding from something, we just don't know what. Sparks fly between her and Zane from the very beginning.....
It's a romance novel, do I have to spell it out? Like the other books, there is a bad guy and a scene where the McCord guys rescue the girl and everyone lives happily ever--you can't tell me that's a spoiler, it is exactly how you'd expect a book like this to end.
I enjoyed Montana Glory
and recommend it if you like romance novels. It is a mass-market book. There is one intimate scene. It happens before marriage and I'd rate it as moderately graphic. Giveaway: Hachette is allowing me to give away five copies of Montana Glory
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