Follow up to Bowen's Men of Glory Series and okay. Can be a stand alone book, not necessary with the others. Mild mystery with romance.
Daisy Sutherland was born in the Alberta town of Tamarack west of Glory and north of the Montana border. A burned-out, big-city reporter, she's come home to work on her father's weekly paper, writing about the familiar world of strawberry socials, rodeos and council meetings, instead of murder and corruption.
But Daisy is forced to revise those fond memories of her hometown after a shoot-out on the nearby Blackfoot reserve. Two men are dead one a cop, the other a local troublemaker. And no one's talking.
Daisy turns to the one man who might be willing to share what he knows. Ben Goodstriker. He's a rancher, a rodeo manand he's also the shooter's cousin.
But Ben isn't sure whom to trust. His family and friends? The cops? Or the lovely and persistent Ms. Daisy Sutherland?
But Daisy is forced to revise those fond memories of her hometown after a shoot-out on the nearby Blackfoot reserve. Two men are dead one a cop, the other a local troublemaker. And no one's talking.
Daisy turns to the one man who might be willing to share what he knows. Ben Goodstriker. He's a rancher, a rodeo manand he's also the shooter's cousin.
But Ben isn't sure whom to trust. His family and friends? The cops? Or the lovely and persistent Ms. Daisy Sutherland?
A tender, cozy, poignant and beautifully written book!
