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A review by jksh5678
The Bitterroot Inn by Devney Perry
4.0
Another wonderful story by Devney Perry. Ever since I read her first book, Coppersmith Farmhouse (I still can't believe that was her first book!) I've devoured her books within a day of release. I always know all her books will have characters we all will fall in love with and the story engaging.
I knew Maisy's story was going to be amazing, I remember reading about her in the first book and seeing what she went through, it was heartbreaking so I was so happy to see her find someone like Hunter. A protector and such a wonderful dad to Coby. I loooooove Hunter!
I also absolutely love the small town feel, KA's books are like that too and it makes me just want to pack up my stuff and find a small town and start all over again. (I actually got pretty close of doing just that). I visited Montana a few years ago and that was definitely a state where I would love to move to.
So all in all loved this book, even though the truth took a bit longer than I would have liked, but I am glad that it didn't take too long for all to be forgiven. The anticipation of not knowing how and when the truth was going to come out and what the reaction was going to be was hard for me. Don't get me wrong I've read books where the anticipation and nail biting was much worse.
But again I can't reiterate enough how I really enjoyed this book. Hope I didn't blubber too much, this is only my 3rd review :)
I knew Maisy's story was going to be amazing, I remember reading about her in the first book and seeing what she went through, it was heartbreaking so I was so happy to see her find someone like Hunter. A protector and such a wonderful dad to Coby. I loooooove Hunter!
I also absolutely love the small town feel, KA's books are like that too and it makes me just want to pack up my stuff and find a small town and start all over again. (I actually got pretty close of doing just that). I visited Montana a few years ago and that was definitely a state where I would love to move to.
So all in all loved this book, even though the truth took a bit longer than I would have liked, but I am glad that it didn't take too long for all to be forgiven. The anticipation of not knowing how and when the truth was going to come out and what the reaction was going to be was hard for me. Don't get me wrong I've read books where the anticipation and nail biting was much worse.
But again I can't reiterate enough how I really enjoyed this book. Hope I didn't blubber too much, this is only my 3rd review :)