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A review by thelarlbookworm
Something Lost by Erin FitzGerald
adventurous
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
sad
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
5.0
This is Book 1 in the Wolf Mountain Ranger Series.
The story follows and is older and wiser(?) Lana returning home to help fight a pipeline proposal that threatens Marks livelihood, but also the entire area.
First of all, it is incredibly refreshing to read about characters that are older, so are more relatable (I'm closer to 40 than 21 now!)
I absolutely love Lana, she is embodies strength, and I loved getting to know her and see her grow as a character!
Mark... Now Mark was an interesting character. There were times I loved him, and other times, I was shrieking at my reader because he just wasn't thinking! By the end of the book, though, he had redeemed himself.
I absolutely love Erin's style of writing and how she also gives us a glimpse into the Cowboy World, which, as a Brit, is something I won't ever see!
The story is definitely more 'grown up' than other Cowboy Romances, but this was and is part of the appeal - older doesn't always mean wiser for some people 😆.
It's fun, gripping, and utterly all consuming - I literally read this entire book in a day.
If you love Cowboy Romances, then you definitely need to read this book just be prepared to go out and buy the rest of the series like I did 😆
The story follows and is older and wiser(?) Lana returning home to help fight a pipeline proposal that threatens Marks livelihood, but also the entire area.
First of all, it is incredibly refreshing to read about characters that are older, so are more relatable (I'm closer to 40 than 21 now!)
I absolutely love Lana, she is embodies strength, and I loved getting to know her and see her grow as a character!
Mark... Now Mark was an interesting character. There were times I loved him, and other times, I was shrieking at my reader because he just wasn't thinking! By the end of the book, though, he had redeemed himself.
I absolutely love Erin's style of writing and how she also gives us a glimpse into the Cowboy World, which, as a Brit, is something I won't ever see!
The story is definitely more 'grown up' than other Cowboy Romances, but this was and is part of the appeal - older doesn't always mean wiser for some people 😆.
It's fun, gripping, and utterly all consuming - I literally read this entire book in a day.
If you love Cowboy Romances, then you definitely need to read this book just be prepared to go out and buy the rest of the series like I did 😆