Review: Three River Ranch by Roxanne Snopek

Needing a fresh start from her two-timing fiancé, Aurora McAllister answers a realtor’s ad for a guesthouse on the beautiful, serene Three River Ranch. She shows up at Three River tired, heartbroken, and with no one but her trusty Labradoodle as a companion.

Cowboy Carson Granger has enough trouble in his life without adding a woman and her dog to the mix. There’s the untamed mustang he’s prepping to release into the wild, not to mention his father’s crazy will, which stipulates that if Carson wants to fully inherit Three River, he’ll need to find a bride. Carson wants nothing to do with love and especially not a marriage of convenience. But he soon realizes Rory, and everything she represents, might just be exactly what he needs.

Sometimes love arrives on your doorstep when you least expect it…

Series: Three River Ranch #1
Release Date: August 25th 2012
Publisher: Entangled Publishing
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Kim
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

Three River Ranch is a fantastic read that draws the reader deep into the characters as fate and bad decisions are woven together with acts of passion and understanding that in the end make a great story. The writing was flawless and the character development was incredibly believable. It is fascinating reading about the wild horses in this book as well, I got a bit of an education on wild mustangs while reading a love story between two people that are so opposite but are so right for each other.

Rory is at the end of her rope, she is pregnant and alone. She is looking for a fresh start and definitely finds one at the Three River Ranch. Nothing seems to be going in her favor until she rents a dilapidated cabin just outside a small town in Montana. There she meets the brooding sexy rancher Carson Granger and as fate has it they share a chemistry that is undeniable, but both of them fight it every step of the way. The sexual tension is thick, almost as thick as Carson himself. He can be sweet one moment and turn it all off in the next. Not growing up with a mother makes it tough for him to be that emotionally caring man that a woman wants. Slowly she chips away at his heart, but just when she thinks she is making progress there is another obstacle thrown in their way of happiness.

I loved the twins Blythe and Bliss, they are just two amazing ladies and they made this book just that much more special. I would definitely recommend this book, it was an emotional rollercoaster ride of ups and downs, with some pretty interesting twists and turns in the plot. The story was flawlessly written and had me laughing, crying and wanting to yell at Carson at times for being such a jerk to the woman he clearly loved. I am hoping there is another book and that I get to read more about what is developing with Des and Zach, plus I would love a follow up on Carson and Rory as well as what is new in the twins lives. Happy Reading!