Charming Western Christmas story.
Love and romance finally finds Raine.
Felt a bit rushed but enjoyable

I loved this book! No one can write a western romance like Linda Lael Miller. Raine is an independent woman who just never found the right man to settle down with but is enjoying her life anyway. Mick is a Hollywood executive who has travelled everywhere but something about Wyoming calls to him. he relationship between these two is electric and beautiful. They both know who they are and can meet and love each other as equals. Loved it!

Another wonderful love story from Ms. Miller. Raine and Mick have a sweet story to tell. Love and family are everything in life.

I enjoyed this book. The characters were ok but the scenery was outstanding. I could almost picture myself looking at the snow covered aspens. This book would be a good read on a cold, snowy night to put you in the Christmas spirit.

Linda lael Miller is one of my biggest sellers. I always have a list of preorders for her books. He settings and characters are what make her books stand out and this is another great book by her

You know what you’re going to get with a Linda Lael Miller Mustang Creek novel: nice, likeable people falling in love in a small-town Wyoming setting surrounded by quirky people and stars of previous novels whose stories you may or may not remember. Actually, if you’re like me and read a lot of romance novels, you won’t remember most of the other characters since they’re all very similar in character.

I usually enjoy Miller’s novels, but this novel was less than others. There really isn’t any plot. We have two peripheral characters from previous novels paired up now. Movie producer big wig Mike Branson shows up and is already in love with single-mom Raine McCall. That’s right. He fell in love with her before the novel begins and she sorta, kinda returned his love. So there is none of that falling in love plotline. There are no complications or conflicts for their romance. Basically, it’s a novel about a couple already in love deciding to get married. That’s all very nice, but the novel needed more. Are there going to be any difficulties with a small-town Wyoming girl falling for a Hollywood producer? We don’t know because that is just ignored? Is he going to have trouble transforming his life to Wyoming? No, because part of the novel is his appreciating the location, scenery, and quiet. Will her daughter whom she had with moviemaker Slater who is Mike’s friend cause any problems? Nope, not a one. It’s like watching an animated greeting card, not reading a novel. I just wanted some sort of plot rather than having everything be uncomplicated and sweet all the way through.

I was given a free ARC of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.