MY THOUGHTS ON THIS BOOK

When her best friend passes away, Beth Flanagan takes in her daughter, Ellen. Having a disability, Beth thinks it’s best to spend the summer with Ellie at a camp for kids and teens with special needs. A lot happens at this camp, including the camp director being the boy who stole Beth’s heart. This could make things difficult for Beth because she determines that she can’t fall for Zach a second time.

I love the Heartwarming line of books from Harlequin because they are clean and oh so sweet reads. Montana Reunion falls into this sweet reads category. I felt bad for Beth because she’s not only dealing with loosing her best friend; she is constantly reminded of her friend because she is now raising Ellie. And to top that, she is dealing with the growing attraction of her old flame, Zach. The camp was interesting, and I enjoyed getting to know the therapy and treatments the camp offered. I also enjoyed the growing attraction between Zach and Beth as the summer goes on and the are together so much. The three main character’s; Zach, Beth and Ellie are wonderful and I loved watching their development as the story unfolds. There are a lot of supporting characters that make the story what it is. I’m giving this one Four Stars. If you enjoy a good Heartwarming Romance, you will love Montana Reunion.

A special thanks to the author/publisher for a copy of this book. I am not required to write a positive review; the opinions here are mine alone. I am disclosing this with my review in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255. ( )

MY THOUGHTS ON THIS BOOK



When her best friend passes away, Beth Flanagan takes in her daughter, Ellen. Having a disability, Beth thinks it’s best to spend the summer with Ellie at a camp for kids and teens with special needs. A lot happens at this camp, including the camp director being the boy who stole Beth’s heart. This could make things difficult for Beth because she determines that she can’t fall for Zach a second time.





I love the Heartwarming line of books from Harlequin because they are clean and oh so sweet reads. Montana Reunion falls into this sweet reads category. I felt bad for Beth because she’s not only dealing with loosing her best friend; she is constantly reminded of her friend because she is now raising Ellie. And to top that, she is dealing with the growing attraction of her old flame, Zach. The camp was interesting, and I enjoyed getting to know the therapy and treatments the camp offered. I also enjoyed the growing attraction between Zach and Beth as the summer goes on and the are together so much. The three main character’s; Zach, Beth and Ellie are wonderful and I loved watching their development as the story unfolds. There are a lot of supporting characters that make the story what it is. I’m giving this one Four Stars. If you enjoy a good Heartwarming Romance, you will love Montana Reunion.



A special thanks to the author/publisher for a copy of this book. I am not required to write a positive review; the opinions here are mine alone. I am disclosing this with my review in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255. ( )

On the outside, life looks good for Beth Flanagan. She’s got a great job and a nice home, but when Beth’s best friend entrusts Beth with her daughter, everything changes. This is new for Beth and Ellie, and they return to the camp in Montana where Beth and Ellie’s mother met as teenagers.

Beth carries a lot of hurt from her own family. Her experiences with them make her want to be so much more for Ellie. And if that can include Zach Carter, the guy who’d given Beth her first kiss, all the better.

Jen Gilroy introduces several characters who quickly become friends—ones I really hope to see again in more books—while letting the romance between Beth and Zach simmer. The Carter family welcomes readers into their circle just as they did Beth, and you won’t want to leave this Montana ranch, the camp, or the nearby town.

Disclosure statement: I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book and was not required to write a positive review. All opinions are my own. ( )