A good rainy day book that you won't put down. Family secrets, long buried throw two people who are the most unlikely pair together.
Texas Secrets
by Jean Brashear
From New York Times and USAToday bestselling author Jean Brashear, the first book of a trilogy of romances rich with emotion, ripe with secrets, scandals and sexual tension.
Up-and-coming chef Maddie Collins finds out that her father's life was a lie when she is bequeathed a family homeplace she never knew existed—by the husband of the only woman her father ever loved. Rugged horseman Boone Gallagher arrives back in Texas to discover that the father who drove him away has struck one last blow. The only place he's ever thought of as home now belongs to a woman who doesn't want it, and he must keep her there for thirty days—or it will be lost to them both.
Reviews
This book shows how love can conquer anything. There is a lesson in judgement of others. There is tradegy, heartache and suspense. There is sweetness and passion. This author didnt leave anything out. Highly recommend!
Jean Brashear has a wonderful way of writing. She is very descriptive and keeps you hanging onto every word. I loved the story and didn’t want to put the book down.
I really liked this book. I purchased the next two books hoping they will be just as good and plan on reading them shortly.
A little mellow dramatic in spots, but sweet.
I give this book a 10! This is my first book by Ms Brashear but it certainly wouldn't be my last. Boone is a strong silent type with a huge heart he keeps hidden away. Maddy is a free spirit who love adventures, taking care of people and cooking. And when they get together sparks fly. A must read for any romantic lover.
Wow this story was just the right story for me to read at this time. The author put just the right amount of a steamy love with excitement and a little mystery.
Very good easy read. Look forward to reading more in the series. Easy to follow and no violence. Thank you
A guy who marries a city girl who hates the ranching life and then spends the rest of his life blaming himself is not emotionally healthy enough to have a good marriage, no matter how strong the chemistry. This book is a very bad model for young women.