The Amish Cowboy's Mistake -- Adina Senft, Paperback

Walking away for the best of reasons was the worst mistake he ever made ...

Susanna Miller had her doubts when her mother bought a dilapidated historic inn in Mountain Home, Montana. But now the family has brought it back to life as the Wild Rose Amish Inn, and Susanna is helping to show their guests some good Amish hospitality. She has barely settled into her new life when she learns to her horror that Stephen Kurtz has hired on as foreman at a neighboring ranch. Once, she'd believed she would be his bride. But he'd left town without even a good-bye ... leaving her with broken dreams and a heart convinced it would never trust again.

Walking away from Susanna Miller for the best of reasons was the worst mistake Stephen Kurtz ever made. So it's a shock to hire on in the Siksika Valley and find her not only in his church district, but still single and as beautiful as ever. If not for his commitment to his employer, he'd find another job as far from the valley as he can get. Because there's no denying the sparks of attraction, even as shame forces him to tamp them down.

But when a freak blizzard snows them in together overnight, can they leave the past behind and rekindle the kind of love that lasts forever?

The Montana Millers. They believe in faith, family, and the land. They'll need all three when love comes to Mountain Home!

The Amish Cowboy's Mistake is the eighth book in the Amish Cowboys of Montana romance series. Though the books can be read as standalones, there is a family thread running through them all. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. If you like books by Jennifer Spredemann, Jennifer Beckstrand, or Serena B. Miller, you're in the right place. Enjoy this story of a second chance at love. Snowed in with the ex. Secrets that separate them. And a fixer-upper of a relationship!

Author: Adina Senft
Publisher: Moonshell Books, Inc.
Published: 08/28/2024
Pages: 246
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.63lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.56d
ISBN: 9781963929003