Grant

Men of Clifton, Montana #14

by Susan Fisher-Davis

For fifteen years, Grant Hunter was at the top of the music charts, but he walked away, and no one knew why. He returned to his home in Clifton, Montana, where he just wanted to take over running his father’s ranch and be left alone, but she had other ideas.Jessa Rollins was sent to find Grant Hunter for an interview to discover why he had left it all behind. She headed for Clifton, Montana, to ask his father where she could find him. Imagine her surprise when the man himself rides up on horseback, looking like a true cowboy.She thinks he needs to let people know why he left Nashville in his rearview mirror. He just wants her gone. When she tells him she’ll do anything for an interview, he issues a challenge he knows she won’t accept, but she does. He is now stuck with her for thirty days…if she makes it that long.

177 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 11, 2021

About the author

Susan was born and raised in a small town in the western part of Maryland surrounded by the Appalachian mountains. She moved to Tennessee in 1996 with her husband and two children. She's been writing for as long as she can remember and is currently writing three different series. The Men of Clifton Montana which will be seven stories and The Bad Boys of Dry River will be six stories. The Callahans will be about four cousins. Although it is best to read the stories in order, all can be read as standalone. She is also writing four standalone books. Excerpts from her books can be read on her webpage: susanfisherdavisauthor.weebly.com and you can also sign up for her newsletter there. Susan tries to thank each person for their review.
She would love to hear from her readers and promises to answer all email:
susan@susanfisherdavisauthor.com

Reviews

[Rhonda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Grant walked away from fameat the height of his career and Jessa wants to know why. I loved this story so much. The banter between them was so good. When Jessa jumps to the wrong conclusion about something, she runs before Grant has the chance to explain. Will they comes to their senses and realize what they have us real?

[Stacy J. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great addition to this series!

Grant was a wonderful character. He was a talented artist who just wanted the quiet life that his farm gave him. He was a hard worker, and a fair boss. I like that he also said whats on him mind and didn't apologize for it. At times he did come across as a little abrupt to Jessa but when he knew that she was really scared, she was firm but caring.

Jessa was a very determined woman. At first I couldn't tell if I was going to like her. I don't like pushy journalist who demand artist to give them the details of something personal when in all actually, its none of our business. It was fun to watch her grow on the farm and conquer some of her fears. I liked that she was someone who could stand up for herself even if the situation could have gone very bad for her.

I like that Grant and Jessa's relationship was a slow burn. I liked that while they were very interested physically in each other, they didn't particularly like each other at first. This lead to some very fun conversations, especially the one about a particular word that Jessa doesn't like to which Grant asked if was framed in a different way, would she mind it?

[cheryl slaton · Rating 4 out of 5]

I went to Clifton to get an interview with a famous country star that quit at the height of his for without any reason. The first meeting didn’t go well and I was thrown off his property. The second meeting went better and I was offered a chance if I could become a ranch hand for 30 days he would give me the interview and I could stay in his house. The first morning I had to roll out of bed to be in the barn by 5 am was hard but the job of a ranch hand was hard and used muscles I did know I had. Oh and did I mention I had been near a horse and I was terrified of then? The 3 rd day I was supposed to ride the fence to check for breaks but didn’t know how to ride a horse and I was afraid of them.

[Pamela · Rating 5 out of 5]

A truely enjoyable read

Grant and Jessa are two awesone cgaracters you will fall in love with. Grant hasd secrets and walked away from his career. Jessa was a determined magazine writer and wanted singer Gtant Hunters story. 30 days thats how long she had to wait to ger the story......instead she got more.
Susan Fisher Davis writes spectacular storts full of emotions. Wonderful characters and a journey that pulls you in fills your heart and sets you on the true adventure of love... cant wait to read more

[Pam Bryant · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great!

I chose this rating because this was actually a pretty great book. I really enjoyed pretty much all of the characters. So maybe accept a few. This was a book of compassion, kindness, hearing, individuality, being accepted, and falling in love. I really enjoyed Grant and Jessa story. I think the author did a great job putting these characters together even though they both were really stubborn. They both balanced each other out. Great read! I recommend this book to all cowboy lovers and romance readers.

[Carol F. Jackson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cousins

If people would just let everyone know their secrets life could be goo. People would stop jumping to conclusions. I was also wondering what the secret was. You make for a great mystery writer. Not scary books but love. Thought I could slow down. I've been reading a book a day. You are killing these love scenes. Do they have real men like this in Montana? You are working this.

[Ginny Pearson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Grant is a country music star but has retired and moved home. Jessa works for a country magazine and wants to interview Grant to find out why he left.
Jessa agrees to work on the ranch to get the interview.
Grant and Jessa have started a relationship and this has caused problems for Jessa from a couple of the men. Will she make it 30 days?
Love these Clifton men.

[Iris Simpson · Rating 5 out of 5]

don’t assume because you will be wrong

Grant and Jessa is a beautiful storyline . First you have this sexy cowboy that’s
Singer song writer, but he retired to run the ranch, he is in control of his world ,
And he want to keep it like that.. Jessa is magazine write and she wants a interview,
With sexy cowboy . And that where the story begins .💯📕👍🏽 I love this series.💜

[dianna fifield · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read

You will want to get yourself a cup of your favorite beverage and get ready to go on a ride with the ups and downs of this wonderful story you will not be disappointed so enjoy

[Katherine Horvath · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trusting!

Grant Men of Clifton, Montana: WOW! Excellent story of trust and romance. Jesse and Grant were the right match. I really enjoyed their differences and her determination. It was a great book!

[Robin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!!

I loved Grant and Jessa. These two were perfect together. He needed this strong willed woman to help him realize what love was. I love this little town of Clifton and all the cowboys!!

[M L · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love!!

Absolutely loved this book! Can’t wait for the next one. Love this series and all the characters and their stories! Couldn’t put it down until I finished it.

[Patricia Bissett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Surprising

A journalist is determined to get an interview with a retired country singer who is just as determined to get rid of her. Their love story was surprisingly fun.

[Marika · Rating 1 out of 5]

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