Book Review: Love Me Through the Grief by JS Tazwell
Love Me Through the Grief is an emotional, slow-burn romance that had me hooked from the first page. Set against the rugged beauty of Montana, this story beautifully captures the ache of grief, the longing for home, and the unexpected healing power of love.
Lucy’s return to her family’s ranch after the devastating loss of her father is both poignant and empowering. A born-and-bred cowgirl, she hasn’t set foot on Montana soil in six years—but the second she does, her connection to the land, her roots, and her old crush, Conor, come rushing back like a wildfire.
JS Tazwell does a masterful job weaving tension, heartache, and chemistry throughout the story. The emotional weight Lucy carries is palpable, and the toxic forces trying to undermine her only make her journey more compelling. Watching her reclaim her identity and fight for what she loves—her home, her legacy, and ultimately, her future—was deeply satisfying.
And then there's Conor. The cowboy love interest, loyal to a fault, quietly strong, and fiercely protective, makes this story shine with a classic romance charm. Their chemistry simmers under the surface until it inevitably boils over in a way that’s both heartfelt and hard-won. He’s not just a romantic partner—he becomes Lucy’s anchor, her teammate, and her safe haven.
This is more than just a romance—it’s a story about coming home to yourself, standing your ground in the face of adversity, and finding love that doesn’t try to fix your broken parts but chooses to stand with you in the wreckage.
For fans of heartfelt, western-set romance with emotional depth, passionate tension, and resilient heroines, Love Me Through the Grief delivers in every way.