HIS DRY CREEK INHERITANCE by Janet Tronstad
A homecoming he never expected
Can a surprise inheritance
bring them together for good?
When he returns home after receiving a letter from his foster father, soldier Mark Dakota learns that the man has recently passed away. Now in order to get his share of the inheritance, Mark must temporarily help his foster brother’s widow, Bailey Rosen, work the ranch until her baby’s born. But as Bailey and her little girl push their way into his heart, might Mark finally find his forever family?
This is Bailey and Junior Rosen's story.
This is Bailey and Rosie Rosen and Mark Dakota's story.
She had loved Junior when she married him seven years ago, or, at least, she’d thought she did.
Maybe it hadn’t been a grand romance, but, right up to the day he died, she had intended to make a good home with him.
That’s all she ever wanted: to feel she had a place in the world. An orphan was too easily set aside and she never had felt the steady support of a family. She’d thought she’d find that by marrying Junior.
“Junior isn’t with us anymore,” she finally said somberly. “Took off on the rodeo circuit, did he?” Mark whispered a guess as they started moving again.
“He always said he’d do that someday.” Bailey shook her head. They were beside the open hole. She spoke in a low voice. “No, that’s not it. He’s dead. Car wreck. Alcohol. The usual.”
This is Bailey and Rosie Rosen and Mark Dakota's story.
Soon the music was absorbing all Bailey’s attention. Rosie was dancing her heart out, a big smile on her face and her copper-red curls bouncing in time with the song she had chosen.
Mark seemed to instinctively know when a twirl was needed, and he held his hand out so he could steady Rosie in her moment of glory.
Bailey sighed as she saw her old friend gallantly help her daughter twist and turn. No matter what happened next in any of their lives, Bailey knew she would never forget this dance practice.
Neither Mark nor her daughter was dressed in their finery, but the expressions of pure joy on each of their faces were perfect.
They gave her hope for the future. Maybe having Mark for a friend would be enough for the both of them...
I highly recommend reading.
HIS DRY CREEK INHERITANCE by Janet Tronstad is a wonderful well written 5 star book.
I am looking forward to reading more books by Janet Tronstad.