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Occasionally, one of my fellow authors will send me their book and ask whether I can read and review it. While I’ve been given a complimentary copy of this book, a positive review was not required, and all opinions are my own.

In the wild mountains of the Montana Territory, the Coulter ranch is a place of family, second chances…and a hidden fortune.

Sampson Coulter is determined to undo his disastrous mistake that is jeopardizing his family’s future. Now he’s deeply embedded in the corrupt mining empire of the ruthless Mick McPharland, and has earned the trust of Jedidiah, the brutal right-hand man. The threat reaches much farther than his own family, and he knows he must dismantle the operation from within…or die trying.

Grieving the loss of her mother, Grace Hampton is shocked to discover a newborn baby on her doorstep. When she seeks help from her father, Jedidiah, she never imagines he’ll force her to marry Sampson Coulter, the kind man who only gave her a ride to town. Though her father has always been willing to pass her off, at least she has Sampson’s promise to protect her and the baby. It doesn’t hurt that he’s the most handsome man she’s ever seen.

Marrying Jedidiah’s daughter adds an impossible complication to Sampson’s mission. It seems he can’t have it all—redemption for himself, justice for the victims of the corruption, protection for the innocent…and a life with the woman and babe he’s coming to love.

From a USA Today bestselling author comes the gripping series finale filled with high-stakes danger, a marriage of convenience, an instant family, and love that heals wounded hearts.

This was a wonderful conclusion to the Brothers of Sapphire ranch series. I loved Grace’s spunk and Sampson’s desire for redemption. They were a wonderfully matched pair, and the concern they showed one another, even as mere strangers, warms the heart. One of my favorite scenes is the climactic one, and while I won’t give any spoilers, it brought the series to a satisfying conclusion. It also means I highly recommend reading the whole series to get the full impact of this fantastic conclusion.