The Rancher's Redemption (Return of the Blackwell Brothers, #3)

by Melinda Curtis

Ben Blackwell wants to atone for his family’s past…

The last time Ben saw Rachel Thompson was when her best friend left him at the altar. Now Rachel’s suing the Blackwells over river water rights and Ben’s plan to win in court hits a snag when mutual attraction blooms. If he shares a long-held secret, will Rachel forgive him?

• ISBN13: 9781474078528
• Publish Date: 29 November 2018 (first published 2 October 2018)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Imprint: Mills & Boon
• Format: eBook (EPUB)
• Pages: 192
• Language: English
• URL: https://millsandboon.co.uk

Reviews

[phyllish]

You can never go back. Or can you?

My rating is 4.5 stars

Ben was quite the character. The struggle he had in not allowing himself to be callous was real. It was his defense against getting hurt. Again. Yet under his fancy New York lawyer’s facade was a man with a heart of gold who couldn’t stand by and watch injustice being done. I loved seeing his conflict and how genuine it made him.

There were several times when Ben swooped in and rescued Rachel. This tended to make her a little angry because she wanted to be able to stand on her own two feet. Needed to. The two times he did this as a lawyer (as opposed to when he did as a cowboy), were so funny! The second time he did this, I was laughing so hard I couldn’t stop for several minutes! In fact, I was trying and trying to just giggle quietly to not disturb my husband in the other room, but couldn’t keep it in.

If you enjoy humor mixed in with your romance and conflict, with a little baby added for the cuteness factor, oh, and with a handsome horse whisperer too, then you need to pick up The Rancher’s Redemption.


This review was originally posted on Among the Reads


I was given a copy of this book for free. I was not required to give a favorable review nor was any money received for this review. All comments and opinions are my own.

[Baroness Book Trove]

Will Ben be able to keep the water rights to the Blackwell Family Ranch?

The Rancher’s Redemption by Melinda Curtis is an excellent continuation of the Return of the Blackwell Brothers series. This one is about Ben Blackwell and Rachel Thompson two lawyers from two neighboring ranches. He’s one of the middle Blackwell brothers that had left Falcon Creek, Montana when he was twenty-seven.

Ben Blackwell

The male main character is Ben Blackwell who’s the twin brother to Ethan Blackwell that we met in The Rancher’s Rescue. Ben is the lawyer of the family. He had dealt with a lot of things five years ago when he left Falcon Creek. Ben’s also the one that won the river water right’s case between the Blackwell and Thompson ranches. He is back home again to deal with that same case, but this time he isn’t sure if he wants to stay in Falcon Creek. Despite what he feels for the beautiful Rachel Thompson.

Ben is a great person once he decides to tell the truth about a few things in the past. What I like about Ben is that he’s a great person. Once he makes up his mind, then it's done.

What I don’t like about Ben is that he remembers what his grandfather told him over the years, even though he doesn’t like it.

Rachel Thompson

The female main character is Rachel Thompson who’s the best friend of Zoe Blackwell and Ben Blackwell. Rachel is a single mother, running her ranch, and the only partner of the Falcon Creek law office. She is running herself thin and needs help even if the assistance comes in the form of Ben Blackwell. The Thompson’s and Blackwell’s aren’t very fond of each other.

Rachel’s daughter Poppy is very cute. Poppy is the first person to trust Ben.

What I like about Rachel is that she is a great mother and is trying her hardest to keep her family’s ranch in the family. However, she is struggling a lot.

There isn’t much that I dislike about Rachel except that she lets her mom and grandma walk over her. But then again, they are family and help her with Poppy.

Five Stars

The Rancher’s Redemption by Melinda Curtis is a fabulous story, and I love this book. I hope that everything works out for them and Poppy. Ms. Curtis did a great job with the subplots and creating these two awesome characters. I truly recommend this book along with the others in the series.

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