Cash Whitlock is a 33-year old troublemaker, especially as it concerns drinking and fighting. His parents and siblings own 200 acres of ranchland and work almost continuously to keep it up while only barely making ends meet. That’s why they are all trying to find extra income sources.
Preacher’s daughter Rebekah McCoy, age 27, is a virgin who owns a flower shop. At one point she had a crush on Cash, but she left him behind because he is oil, and she is water. Add to that, her father would never let her have thoughts of him, and Cash knows Rebekah is off limits.
But what happens when Cash, with help from his brother Flint, congers up a way for the Whitlocks and the McCoys, instead of feuding, to help each other? Add white pigeons to the mix, and a rancher, a preacher, and a flower shop owner set out on a rollicking journey.
Jessica Mills has a way of inviting readers into the warm light of small-town Wyoming living, with all its quirks and juicy gossip. While Cash and Rebekah may have been opposites, they claw their way to HEA in stunning form, surrounded in love by their family, including her father. And yes, there will be white pigeons in their future. Don’t miss each delicious scene in this sweet, sweet love story with just the right amount of spice!
I received this book as an ARC reviewer and voluntarily leave my honest opinion.