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A review by jenniereads9aba0
Steel Resolve by B.J. Daniels
3.0
3.5 Stars!
Chase is heading back to Montana determined to win back the love of his life. Mary is still heartbroken after Chase left Montana to go find himself. She has decided that it's finally time to move on. When they see each other again and feel the same spark, what will happen? Especially with all the obstacles that they are facing.
I did enjoy reading this book. It was short and fun and cute. But I felt like there was just too much that it was trying to do in such a short amount of time. There were cattle rustlers, a creepy deputy, a killer stalker, and Chase was trying to find his father. I think that with only one or two of these plot devices, the story would have been smoother. I liked both Mary and Chase and I liked the glimpses I got of the other people in their lives, but I wish I had gotten more. I think this book was trying to solve all of the problems and that really took away from what it could have been. Each of the story points deserved more time devoted to them than they got. I did have a good time while reading this one and I look forward to reading more from B.J. Daniels in the future.
*eARC provided in exchange for an honest review*
Chase is heading back to Montana determined to win back the love of his life. Mary is still heartbroken after Chase left Montana to go find himself. She has decided that it's finally time to move on. When they see each other again and feel the same spark, what will happen? Especially with all the obstacles that they are facing.
I did enjoy reading this book. It was short and fun and cute. But I felt like there was just too much that it was trying to do in such a short amount of time. There were cattle rustlers, a creepy deputy, a killer stalker, and Chase was trying to find his father. I think that with only one or two of these plot devices, the story would have been smoother. I liked both Mary and Chase and I liked the glimpses I got of the other people in their lives, but I wish I had gotten more. I think this book was trying to solve all of the problems and that really took away from what it could have been. Each of the story points deserved more time devoted to them than they got. I did have a good time while reading this one and I look forward to reading more from B.J. Daniels in the future.
*eARC provided in exchange for an honest review*