This is Misty Beller's 3rd book in the Sisters of the Rockies series. Faith and Grant meet as they are both on a journey to find someone. Grant is looking for his brother and Faith is looking for the Peigan Blackfoot woman who once saved her father's life. The journey starts at different places for each person, but they end up together. This story is about how God is able to move people in the direction that they need to go. It's very well written and a great book to read. I highly recommend it. I give it 5 stars!
I did receive a copy of the book from the publisher, but this review is my own opinion.

Rocky Mountain Journey is the third book in this series by Misty M. Beller, and it didn't disappoint! Beloved characters appeared and you got to see a bit more of their life, which is always enjoyable in a series, as well as sending a new character on an adventure of her own. Faith Collins was a protagonist I wanted to cheer for, and I was curious what would happen with a certain older sister who has been around throughout the series. I find Beller's books to be light, easy reads, without more intense plotlines while still keeping me entertained, and this book fell under that catagory. I did find that the overall character arc was more satisfying than I have seen in other books by this author; all the little character quirks and flaws were resolved by the end of the book. Overall, Rocky Mountain Journey was a fun historical read that brings me back to the days of mail-order brides and covered wagons.

I received a complimentary copy of this book, and all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.

This is the third book in Misty Beller’s series, Sisters of the Rockies. It picks up about a year after the end of Rocky Mountain Promise. I recommend reading the earlier two books first, if you haven’t already, since they share main characters, and the three books tell one whole story.

There’s a journey through mountains (but no snow this time), various plot twists to keep you on the edge of your seat, and falls of various kinds (waterfalls, off cliffs, in love…) Once again, I stayed up way too late reading the book, and really enjoyed it.

One description says this is the conclusion to the series… I hope there’s a bonus epilogue covering a few of the plot lines that I’d like to read more about!

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You are loved and valued by God.

Grant’s and Faith’s journeys teach them that God does answer prayer and works in every detail of life. He really cares for His children. Throughout the pages, there is danger, reunions, doubts, and peace. You will meet old friends, gain new friends and family, and solve a long hidden mystery. Grant and Faith’s romance is gentle and slow; it isn’t the main focus but grows as the characters grow.

Definitely a story I would revisit! I received a complimentary copy and these are my voluntary and honest opinions. I was not required to leave a positive review.

This was definitely an early western clean romance! It fit the bill just right, and had plenty of interactions between trappers & Native Americans, some trying to do what was right, and some choosing lives of selfishness on both sides. I love how the teachings of Christ were acted out by the characters that were the focus of this story in the series!

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC of this book.

Enjoyed the whole series but this was probably my favorite. I can always visualize the beauty of this countryside by the words that describe it. I have never been there in person.
I thought the stories of their pasts and what brought them to this stage in their lives was very good. I like reading books by Ms. Beller. She always keeps my attention.