The third novel in the McKettrick's Men series. This is Keegan's story. He's another rugged guy that discovers being married to your job doesn't buy happiness. And, the gal he hated at the beginning of the book becomes the gal that he loves. He learns that things aren't always what they appear to be. Along with McKettrick's Luck and Pride, it makes for a great trilogy from this author.

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I liked this book the most out of the 3 McKettrick books in this series. The ending I really didn't expect until the VERY end. The romance was incredible and so was the dialogue.

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Third in the series, loved it. Saucy romance and a great story.

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Book #3 of a trilogy. Arizona cousins find their loves. Easy, quick, comfortable read.

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I loved this entire series. When someone ordered two of mine I sat down and read them again before mailing them.

These guys sound hot. Nothing like a guy in tight jeans, boots and a hat.

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Linda is a great story teller, I am always sorry to get to the end of the book, and excited for the next one. The McKettricks' are such an interesting family. I love the way the stories interconnect and you feel you know them and all their acquaintanses. Rita C

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This is going to be an odd review because there were so many things I enjoyed about this book but there were things that really bothered me.

I loved that the book was kind of a tearjerking. The situations were very touch: Keegan having to redefine himself facing so many losts in his life, Molly facing the woman and infant son she unwittingly betrayed, Psyche who married a poor excuse for a husband but having a beautiful child as a result only to lose her fight to cancer 18 months later, and poor little Devon who knows her mother only sees her as a cash cow. I basically cried throughout the whole book and loved it.

Things I have a hard time with was the relationship between Molly and Keegan. They were so good together yet the way they got together was so contrived. Even their "Oh, I love you" moment was done poorly. And I have to feel bad for Keegan because the two major relationships in his life were with women who were so manipulative. No wonder he is so closed off. I came to actually hate Psyche for what she put Keegan and Molly through. As cruel as it sounds, I find myself glad that she was dying of cancer and wont' be raising Lucas.

Regardless of the things I disliked about the story, I still couldn't put the book down.

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Loved it!

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Intriguing emotional story. Being a millionaire makes some parts unbelievable. The ex-wife shouldn't have gotten off so easily. But the importance of family and belonging comes shining through.

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