A Novella
Ex army ranger, Coal Bryan, returns to Texas after her lover
Tessa and friend Mitch was killed in Afghanistan. She ends up working and living
on a farm belonging to Melissa, the wife of Mitch, Coal had no idea who Melissa
was, her arrival on the farm was pure fate.
Coal is still hurting. Still shocked and she needs time to
heal. She is a hard worker, she fits right in with the rest of the all male crew
and soon earns the respect of the men. Coal, Melissa and the crew are as tight
knit as family.
When Melissa’s sister, Mary Leah, a cancer survivor arrives on
the farm to stay after a traumatic break up with her lover, sparks begin to
ignite between her and Coal. Is it possible for Coal and Mary Leah to move on
and find love again with each other?
A beautiful, poignant story about love, survival and second
chances.
Both Coal and Mary Leah have been badly hurt and are
desperately trying to heal. These two wonderful characters are so realistic and
the scenery so well described, I felt like I was actually watching a film. I
could almost smell the horses. Both Coal and Mary Leah have many sides to them
and are backed up by a cast of excellent characters to take the story forward to
it’s satisfactory conclusion.
Just one complaint, I wanted more. I feel these characters
have a lot more to say and more stories to tell us.
I look forward to my next wonderful Ali Spooner reading
experience soon.
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