Their Ranch Reunion by Mindy Obenhaus – Review

Another series I’m working my way through this month is Mindy Obenhaus’s Rocky Mountain Heroes series. In book one, readers are introduced to the Stephens brothers who star in this series.

About the Book

The Rancher Next Door

Single mom Carly Wagner is surprised to learn she’ll have to share ownership of the home she’s inherited with her first love–and first heartbreak–Andrew Stephens. The man who fled their tiny Western town is back and standing in the way of her dreams to expand her B and B. Now a successful businessman, Andrew has eight weeks to buy Carly out. But Carly’s too stubborn to persuade–and too beautiful to ignore. When fire ravages her inn and she and her daughter move in to their shared property, Andrew’s in over his head. Time is running out and Andrew must decide: leave and chase another deal…or stay and chase Carly’s heart.

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In My Opinion

Returning to Ouray was supposed to be temporary for Andrew Stephens, but a change to his grandmother’s will which he wasn’t aware of, a fire, and an illness keep him plenty busy. And then there’s his high school sweetheart.

Carly’s dream is to extend her family’s bed and breakfast but in order to do that, she has to convince Andrew Stephens to sell her his half of his grandmother’s house.

Andrew is such a gentleman when it comes to Carly! He’s considerate and protective and, of course, attracted. And then there’s his immediate attachment to Carly’s daughter. But can this man who has a lonely but good life in Denver give it all up?

Mindy Obenhaus gives readers plenty to love in the first book of her Rocky Mountain Heroes series. Seriously, who can resist a little girl, five cowboy brothers, twin foals, and a whole lot of second chance romance?

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