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lately I have had the chance to read a romance from Harlequin Love Inspired Historical through NetGallery.
Yeah, it has been ages since I have read one of these, It takes me back to my teen years, Way way way back folks, But it was nice to have the chance to read something that was light enough to be consumed in a tub soak.


The Cowboy Father is the third of a series by Linda Ford, It started off with Louise knowing she needed to help her family out, But having been quite ill for sometime she if fearful of venturing out, Especially to help a child, You see Louise's illness left her were she would no longer be able to have a child, That emptiness created a barrier where she was scared to be near children for desire that would never be satisfied.


With Alberta in the grip of the Depression, Louisa Morgan is desperate to bolster her familys finances.
But how can she tutor bedridden Ellie Hamilton The little tomboy is more interested in making mischief than studying sums.
And the girls bond with her handsome papa is another reminder to Louisa of the children shell never have.
For Emmet Hamilton, strength means shouldering burdens alone, He never thought hed let himself share his child, or his heart, ever again, But before long, Louisas kindness and optimism start to change the cowboys mind, Maybe he can gain the courage to trust againin Louisa, in Gods grace, and in this new family, With Alberta in the grip of the Depression, Louisa Morgan is desperate to bolster her family's finances, But how can she tutor bedridden Ellie Hamilton The little tomboy is more interested in making mischief than studying sums.
And the girl's bond with her handsome papa is another reminder to Louisa of the children she'll never have.


For Emmet Hamilton, strength means shouldering burdens alone, He never thought he'd let himself share his child, or his heart, ever again, But before long, Louisa's kindness and optimism start to change the cowboy's mind, Maybe he can gain the courage to trust againin Louisa, in God's grace, and in this new family, A sweet historical western romance, It's thend book in the series "Three Brides, Three Cowboys" by Linda Ford, It's a "Love Inspired" title, There is a bonus story in this book titled "Fireworks" by Valerie Hansen

The writeup from Amazon:
With Alberta in the grip of the Depression, Louisa Morgan is desperate to bolster her family's finances.
But how can she tutor bedridden Ellie Hamilton The little tomboy is more interested in making mischief than studying sums.
And the girl's bond with her handsome papa is another reminder to Louisa of the children she'll never have.


For Emmet Hamilton, strength means shouldering burdens alone, He never thought he'd let himself share his child, or his heart, ever again, But before long, Louisa's kindness and optimism start to change the cowboy's mind, Maybe he can gain the courage to trust againin Louisa, in God's grace, and in this new family, Miniseries: Three Brides for Three Cowboys
Category: Inspirational Romance
Louise is looking for a job, She was very sick and now is hoping to help pay the medical bills by getting a job, She is also dealing with the news that she can not have children because of the illness she had.
The job she ends up getting is to tutor a young girl who has a broken leg and can not going to school.
Also the girls father is quite handsome and kind and Louise starts to have feeling for him even though she does not think any man would want her because she can not have kids.


Emmet wants to only keep his little girl safe and he feels like he has failed, When the new tutor upsets her he is ready to send her on her way but over time he comes to care for her.
Will Emmet be able to over come things from his past to fall in love again and can Louise see her worth even if she can not have kids Read this book to find out.


This book was okay but I did not love it,

What I liked: I like the time period and the family, It is interesting to read how hard people had to work during this time period to keep food on the table and a roof on their head.
I felt the characters where believable and I hoped things would work out for them,

What I did not like: As much as I like the characters I did not feel like I connected with them.
In the first book Louise came across very fragile almost like she could barely walk and might never be healthy enough to get a job etc.
So when in this book she was healthy except for not being able to have kids she just did not even feel like the same character from the first book.
Emmet and his daughter where okay but he just up and left his ranch because he daughter had broken her leg which seemed like a bit of a stretch to be able to leave it that long.
His daughter started out a spoiled brat but slowly got better but I just did not like her that much and I felt the plot was a little week.


Over all it was an okay book to read but I found the short novella after it was more interesting then the main story.
I probably will read the third book when it comes out because I am curious about the youngest sister but this is not a series I am in love with.


sitelink com I wasn't as impressed with this sequel, but I liked how they realized their faults in the way they saw God as basically "punishing" them, but still stuck to their faith as if they had nothing else to hold on to.
.stars. Fans of historical romance that enjoy faithbased novels are sure to enjoy The Cowboy Father, The characters are engaging and likeable with true to life flaws and imperfections, To read my review in its entirety, please visit sitelink bookreviewsandmorebykathy . With Alberta in the grip of the Depression, Louisa Morgan is desperate to bolster her family's finances, But how can she tutor bedridden Ellie Hamilton The little tomboy is more interested in making mischief than studying sums.
And the girl's bond with her handsome papa is another reminder to Louisa of the children she'll never have.
Book Description:


With Alberta in the grip of the Depression, Louisa Morgan is desperate to bolster her family's finances.
But how can she tutor bedridden Ellie Hamilton The little tomboy is more interested in making mischief than studying sums.
And the girl's bond with her handsome papa is another reminder to Louisa of the children she'll never have.



For Emmet Hamilton, strength means shouldering burdens alone, He never thought he'd let himself share his child, or his heart, ever again, But before long, Louisa's kindness and optimism start to change the cowboy's mind, Maybe he can gain the courage to trust againin Louisa, in God's grace, and in this new family, .


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Linda Ford dares to discuss the sensitive topic of infertility in her new novel The Cowboy Father.
Through her character Louisa, we are given a glimpse inside the mind of a woman experiencing this firsthand, We feel for her loss, but at the same time, are moved by her dependence on God alone,


I enjoyed this book, but I wasn't pulled into the storyline as I would have hoped.
I loved learning about how the depression and drought affected Canada much like here in America,


To learn more about Linda Ford, visit her at Linda Ford Faith, Family and a Forever Love.



I received a complimentary ebook from Harlequin Publisher and NetGalley for my honest review,


Blessings,


Ellen
The Cowboy Father is a very sweet love story, It takes place during the depression in Alberta, Canada, While the plot is something we've seen before, the characters are so real that it is easily overlooked,

Your first impression of Emmet's daughter, Ellie, is not a good one, She's in a body cast after a fall from a tree, breaks her leg, I'm not sure why a broken leg would require a body cast, but I'm going to assume Ms, Ford did her research and that this is correct, She is the most stubborn obnoxious child, I've ever read about, However, she is a motherless little girl and she's cooped up in a house with nothing to do while she recovers, so her misbehavior is almost understandable.


Louisa is totally sweet and hardworking, However the diagnosis of her barrenness after a long illness is taking over her life, In a way, she comes across as feeling sorry for herself, No one could love her because she couldn't have a baby, The same is true for Emmet, He lets what he feels are failures from his past dictate his future, The reason for his guilt is revealed toward the end of

the story, and deals with the death of his parents.
I don't want to spoil the story for any of you, but I will say, when you read it, you will cry.
I know I did.

This two broken people are definitely suited for each other, but it takes a lot to get them together.
Oh and not to worry, there's another child for both Louisa and Emmet, but you'll have to read the book to find out more!
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